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How about I hold it down for the both of us?
Well letso go back to your nudi question.
Springer for flatworms, wrasse hit and miss on flats and nudis.
So' springers get 2" max size. Even though I read about their diet. I wonder if anyone has experience with keeping both together?

All I can find is springers eating fw.
 
Well letso go back to your nudi question.
Springer for flatworms, wrasse hit and miss on flats and nudis.
So' springers get 2" max size. Even though I read about their diet. I wonder if anyone has experience with keeping both together?

All I can find is springers eating fw.
I've searched around and found about nothing
 
Where's your build thread homie?
Haven’t updated it in awhile. Nothing new really. But I wrote a magazine article about earmuff wrasses that I can post on my thread if you need help with insomnia later lol
 
Well letso go back to your nudi question.
Springer for flatworms, wrasse hit and miss on flats and nudis.
So' springers get 2" max size. Even though I read about their diet. I wonder if anyone has experience with keeping both together?

All I can find is springers eating fw.
I’ve got a springeri. One of my first fish. Had nudis 2 but they ate all the aptaisa and disappeared. I don’t think the damsel ate them.
 
trial by fire, think nudi is lunch... ;)
they eat zoa eating nudi's for sure.
 
I would like to have good news, but this maybe bad. Now, for those who know torches well. Some advice please?
Most heads here are doing very well. Keep in mind I do not have a dremel, I can go get one if called for. That would be later today.
I hate moving torches, it ticks them off to no end. Most of the torch looks good. 1 splitting head, looks awful.
The thing about splitting heads, as they tear flesh, they look terrible. I only had this piece for a few days now, I wouldn't see the head wanting to work on the split from moving tanks. I have no idea. Usually between 1 to 6 months with lps they settle in and resume growing. My experience.

TL;DR
Dying, or working on splitting?
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These look good.
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I would like to have good news, but this maybe bad. Now, for those who know torches well. Some advice please?
Most heads here are doing very well. Keep in mind I do not have a dremel, I can go get one if called for. That would be later today.
I hate moving torches, it ticks them off to no end. Most of the torch looks good. 1 splitting head, looks awful.
The thing about splitting heads, as they tear flesh, they look terrible. I only had this piece for a few days now, I wouldn't see the head wanting to work on the split from moving tanks. I have no idea. Usually between 1 to 6 months with lps they settle in and resume growing. My experience.

TL;DR
Dying, or working on splitting?
20220720_080526.jpg
20220720_081513.jpg
These look good.
20220720_080507.jpg
do not know schitts creek GIF by CBC
 
I would like to have good news, but this maybe bad. Now, for those who know torches well. Some advice please?
Most heads here are doing very well. Keep in mind I do not have a dremel, I can go get one if called for. That would be later today.
I hate moving torches, it ticks them off to no end. Most of the torch looks good. 1 splitting head, looks awful.
The thing about splitting heads, as they tear flesh, they look terrible. I only had this piece for a few days now, I wouldn't see the head wanting to work on the split from moving tanks. I have no idea. Usually between 1 to 6 months with lps they settle in and resume growing. My experience.

TL;DR
Dying, or working on splitting?
20220720_080526.jpg
20220720_081513.jpg
These look good.
20220720_080507.jpg
If the head is splitting, here is what I have learned. They look like crap, but as long as the tents are out some and the skeleton underneath is not showing all the time, they are fine. Lets also ask the resident torch head. @MERKEY your thoughts on the head with not much PE.
 

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