It’s never perfect

The Aquatic Arsenal · Feb 11, 2020

fishguy242 · Feb 11, 2020

hi welcome ,yes fire away,agree acan,zoas

ScottR · Feb 11, 2020

EnergyGuy said:
Is this better?

For the first pic, looks like an acan. I’d try moving it down in lower light. It looks like it may have gotten stung whether in your tank or before you bought it. Second is zoas. Don’t know the fancy name for them.

dwest · Feb 11, 2020

Do you have any nibblers? My acans were eaten by both aiptasia eating filefish and Kleini butterflies. I had to remove both fish to keep my acans.

Billldg · Feb 11, 2020

Welcome to R2R!!!

KJ · Feb 11, 2020

Welcome to R2R!!!

P-Dub · Feb 11, 2020

Welcome!!!! Looks like some fine specimens so far. Looking forward to more! Naming can be a bear. Identifying type is easier, BTW.

Pau Hana Reefer · Feb 11, 2020

Welcome to R2R! You're in good hands here!

Do you have a picture of your 90 gallon show tank to share?

AllSignsPointToFish · Feb 11, 2020

Welcome from a former Texan! I lived in Pearland for over six years :)

EnergyGuy · Feb 11, 2020

reef lover said:
Welcome to r2r! The small polyps are zoanthids and they look good. The other i would guess to be an acan....i would try him on the sand bed in low light and low flow

Thanks, Ill give that a try!

EnergyGuy · Feb 11, 2020

Pau Hana Reefer said:
Welcome to R2R! You're in good hands here!

Do you have a picture of your 90 gallon show tank to share?

EnergyGuy · Feb 11, 2020

dwest said:
Do you have any nibblers? My acans were eaten by both aiptasia eating filefish and Kleini butterflies. I had to remove both fish to keep my acans.

I don’t think so, but I’ll keep eye on it. Thanks for the feedback