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Still got a shock when my shrimp molted, even though I was expecting it.

Lovely fish, piccies are top notch

I've observed that torch corals respond better to laminar flow rather than turbulent. Adjust your wavemakers to create a more consistent, gentle current.

My clowns seem to enjoy the gsp, and they also have a thing for my galaxia, which is pretty interesting.

The middle head is what I'm focusing on, and I don't see a Brown Jellyfish. That being said, the whole thing does look like it's under some kind of stress. You're going to need to run some water tests to figure out what's going on.

Based on what I've come across, cleaner shrimp are likely to be eaten, but it might take a while - up to a year, even. Algae blenny, on the other hand, should be safe.

This fish can also be a bit aggressive towards some snails and hermits, probably eating them too. Still, it's an awesome fish, in ...

I'm considering setting up a LPS tank and I have a few questions. I've always run SPS tanks, but I want to try something different.

I'm thinking of using LEDs for lighting. I've heard mixed reviews about using LEDs for LPS, so I wanted to ask if anyone has had success with them. I'm planning on ...

I'd fill the tank about 3/4 with saltwater, making sure it's at the right temp and specific gravity first. Then I'd add the rock and new sand - I wouldn't transfer sand from an existing tank, maybe just a small amount, like a cup. When moving the rock, keep it wet and minimize the time it's out of ...

Glad to hear that your torch ended up coming back fine.

Honestly, I think you gotta give euphyllias a few days to look off before stressing about it.