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Lynx9 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 16, 2025 1:51 pm You can run carbon passively in a filter bag in your sump, no reactor needed.

I know I did before but didn't really like it. I would rather run a reactor.

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I don't run carbon, no space for a reactor. Would have to be an in-water kind for me to consider it.

My hydnophora did grow a bit when I was using Aquatic Life T5s and had zero flow, but that was before I upgraded everything. Now it's just stalled. It looks healthy, good polyp extension and all, just not getting any bigger.

I've got a hydnophora that's just stuck in neutral - no growth in over a year.

My other SPS are thriving, no issues with any of them. I've got a mostly SPS tank and everything else is good to go.

So what's the deal with these corals? I'm feeding Reef Chili every few days, my parameters are spot ...

I'm glad I asked for your input, I was hoping for some constructive criticism to make sure I'm on the right track.

It turns out my cousin added a few fish to the list without me knowing, including the fluxeon moth and pipe fish. I'll have to have a word with him about that.

I was under the ...

ravenoak wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 10:43 am Is that a lineatus wrasse on the right in your full tank shot

nah, i think it looks more like an eightline fairy wrasse

Your tank setup is seriously impressive, love the look of it. Those fish are gorgeous too, really nice colors.

I'd love to see some pics of your fish and stuff. I'm trying to get some ideas for my tank and it would be awesome to see what you've got in yours.

Still looking the same, any ideas? It's been fine for years and all other corals are doing great.

I've had this coral since it was tiny, just one head, and it's been thriving. My other corals are all doing fantastic, looking healthy and vibrant. I first noticed this issue with it last night, and this morning it still looks the same - is that normal?