Reefact or Reefiction #1

[allan]

And Ramsey has a point IME, the small ones seem harder to keep. Not all of them, and they have to be very bright. No one uses a magnifying glass when they look into my tank, so the little ones aren't a prize IMO. And they tend to be finicky.

Of course I received some very hot red litmus the other day that do stand out.


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[Southern Flame]

Many would consider that a blessing, tiphanie! ;)


-Ben-

Ik but I like mine it looks so pretty under my new bulbs I actually think my blue velvet is eating them

[Sherita]

Ik but I like mine it looks so pretty under my new bulbs I actually think my blue velvet is eating them

Blue velvet what? Nudi? Angel?

[Southern Flame]

Blue velvet damsel

[Sherita]

Blue velvet damsel

I wouldn't be surprised. If its after the fairy dust, it will soon be after your other zoas. You might want to think about getting it out of the tank. I had a jewel damsel that ate about $300 in high end zoas before I got it out of the tank.

[Southern Flame]

Dang he is really pretty to :(p

[allan]

A lot of the really pretty fish are not cool with coral.


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[Sherita]

What Allan said is all too true. And once a fish gets a taste for zoas, they don't stop. I just recently removed a lawnmower blenny who was taking chunks out of stuff. I'm beginning to believe that there is no such fish that is totally reef safe no matter what.

[Southern Flame]

Yes I believe that
but on a good note once I removed the domino damsels he stopped messing with them

[cowboy572]

Speaking of not cool. Sherita, what kind of glue or adhesive are you using to combat your theiving urchin? I lost two zoa colonies cause of mine, but he got rid of my hair algae. I have had hit and miss experiences with zoas and palys.