Jeffrey howell

Yes I've bought all kinds of crabs, snails, and urchins. Nothing seems to work. The only thing I can think of is moving it somewhere darker.

Hi all. I'm at my whits end. I have a 30 gallon tank with 2 clown fish and plenty of soft corals. The corals are doing great, the fish are doing great. All the corals are extending fully and the nutrients are perfect. I've been doing frequent water changes, but I'm still overwhelmed with hair algae. I took the water into Aquadome and they said the water is fine. I bought two urchins and they haven't done much. I bought some emerald crabs and they died within a week of putting them in (maybe the starved?). I even performed a 3 day black out to try and get it taken care of. My lighting is as follows: Fluval A3995 Sea Marine/Reef 2.0 LED, 48-60" 2 hour sunrise from 10 - 12 Daylight with pink 79%, cyan 100%, blue 100%, purple 85%, cold white 70% 2 hour sunset from 3 - 5 Someone please help. I've been fighting this for months.

I just moved it to this location thinking the same thing. What do you think about the flow? I included a video. 20180922_162549.mp4

Hi all! Someone at work told me about this website so I though I'd check it out. I started my first reet tank back in June and so far its coming along well. I had a bit of an algae problem until i started washing the shrimp before I fed them. Unfortunately it may have been too late for the Royal Gramma we had in there. I think everything is back to normal and all my coral and fish are looking ok. I wonder if the powerhead I have in there is too much for this small tank (29 gallons). Im having difficulty getting the bubble coral to open up fully. The tank is a little underwhelming right now. We're trying to grow the corals. I'm no sure what to put on the top right above the hammer coral. Any suggestions? I'm running LED's for my lighting. I know people arent bug fans of the xenia but it came attached to the live rock we bought so it's been awesome to see it revive and thrive.