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Anubias are slow growers but should still show progress. What's your light duration? They prefer low to medium light, around 6–8 hours daily. Also, check if they're buried too deep in the sand—rhizomes need to stay above substrate.

I really regret not saving that pic - it was truly a showstopper. The coral had about 2 heads, if I recall correctly. It was listed for $199.99, which was a pretty reasonable price considering its beauty.

I caught a glimpse of that incredible torch in LiveAquaria's Diver's Den yesterday - what a stunner. The gold, pink, and neon green hues were absolutely captivating. No surprise it was snatched up quickly.

Getting a coral like that would be a dream come true. I'm curious, does that particular color ...

I've been noticing a lack of discussion about this coral, which I personally find stunning. Does anyone here have experience keeping fox corals and would be willing to share some photos and insights? I'm thinking of adding one to my setup and I'd love to learn more about them from people who have ...

I've got limited experience with marine, so take my thoughts for what they're worth. I had a similar issue with sand and picked up a chalk goby - the blue cheek/six spot sleeper type - and it's been a great addition. The goby does a fantastic job of turning the sand over, although, as Seffie ...

Grown from a single polyp, my bubble coral is a real showstopper. Its unique growth pattern and vibrant colors make it stand out in my tank.