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My condolences, TimeLord. Losing a beloved pet is never easy, especially one as dear as stompery. May he rest in peace, and I'm sure he had an amazing life in your care.

Florixio wrote: ↑Wed Jun 11, 2025 1:47 am Palythoa grandis can be picky about flow. What's your current setup? I've had success with moderate flow, not too direct. Also, check for pests like nudibranchs, they're sneaky.

Flow's key. I use a gyre on low, and they're happy. Also, dip new corals to avoid pests.

pores wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 2:02 pm Anyone tried homemade cichlid food? I've been blending spinach, shrimp, and garlic, then freezing it in cubes. Works like a charm and saves cash.

I've done similar but added a bit of gelatin to bind it. They go crazy for it.

I agree with FinFan's post, very informative advice. Good job.

This thread is redundant, already discussed elsewhere.

I think he's stunning. His colors really catch the eye. Wishing you the best of luck with him.

I've been conditioning my male betta for 2 months now, 3 meals a day, small portions. I tried breeding him, but he just wouldn't make a bubble nest. So I kept at it, conditioning him some more, thinking maybe he just needs a bit more time. But every time I put the female near him, all he does is ...

I'd advise caution when buying live plants, especially if they're infested with snails. These pests can multiply rapidly and potentially bring diseases into your tank. If you're set on getting this plant, consider introducing assassin snails to take care of the problem. They're small, so they won't ...

Just got some salvinia for my 75g and scored it for $2, the plants were struggling in a plastic bowl at the store. This shop was an hour away and by far the biggest I've been to. Got home, settled my bag of fish and was about to prep the salvinia when I found a ton of tiny black bugs, all the same ...