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I've got the same piece, it's a splatter or bicolor octospawn, looks pretty normal to me, nice Euphyllia by the way.

A dancing shrimp is a type of shrimp that's known for its interesting movement, and as for the anemone, it's a fairly large one that my clowns love, but I'm not entirely sure of the exact species, I've just always referred to it as a 'large anemone'

I'm curious about the transportation - was the coral bagged or containerized from the LFS to your house? I've found that Euphyllia are notoriously bad shippers due to their fleshy bodies getting pinched against the skeleton, which can cause tears. For wall hammers specifically, this is particularly ...

My wall hammer's been stuck in the sand bed since day one, but when it inflates, stability becomes a major concern. I've always been a fan of spot welding coral plugs or rocks to the main rock work, that way if you need to remove them, you can just break the bond between the two rocks without ...

Attaching it to a flat rock base seems like a solid solution - that way, you can move the whole thing around as needed.

Just a heads up, my coflake beauty I got a couple of weeks ago has broken out with whitespot. No QT tank here and even if I did, catching the thing would be a nightmare with all the LR. Are there any reef-safe treatments I can try or ways to boost my other fish's chances? Got a UV, so hopefully ...

I'd suggest trying a cleaner wrasse, or maybe a neon goby if you think it's parasites. Could be a viflake too though. Are the white spots all clumped together or separate ones?

They're super into anemones. Some folks only pair them with sebae anemones though.

In my experience, dwarf angels generally get along with most fish in a reef tank. However, I've found they can be a bit territorial with their own kind, especially in smaller tanks under 150 gallons. They also seem to have a thing for small gobies, often nipping at them.

Ever find the jawfish, Aurumix?