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Root tabs all the way. I've got a 55 gallon with swords, crypts, and vals. Tabs made everything take off. Liquids are great for the stems and floaters, but the root feeders need that extra punch.

Is this the guy? http/www.encyclopedia.com/topic/sea_cucumber.aspx

I'm not convinced it's a Eunice worm. Could it be a type of Cucumber instead? I'm no expert, but I thought I'd throw that out there.

I found this link that shows something similar - http/images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h...t%3D72%26um%3D1. Not an exact match, but it's worth a look.

I think my Flowerpot Gonipora might be expelling waste instead of forming eggs, maybe those tiny buds at the center of each head are just a sign of it getting rid of stuff. Anyone else ever see something like this?

I used Kent iron & manganese for dosing, wish you the best of luck with your red goni.

I've got three gonioporas - a pastel pink/purple, a deep red, and a bright green. The green one's the oldest, been with me about a year. Six months ago, the red one started to retract, had some RTN which I managed to stop by blowing off the bad tissue. It stayed closed up for about four months. Then ...

Yeah, they can be intimidating. Had a similar encounter while snorkeling off the coast of the Dominican Republic, really caught me off guard.

Honestly, I'm stumped on the little guy, but that big fellow looks like a Barracuda to me - the teeth and size seem about right.

I've had some luck with a coral feeder from Kent Marine. I cut the end off and bent the tip at a 45-degree angle by dipping it in boiling water. This lets me get the food right where I need it and hold it in place until the coral takes it. For my Trumpet coral, I've found live black worms or white ...

I actually read the instructions and now I'm wondering if I've been underdosing the whole time.