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Wah your tangs really sh*t a lot man

Assuming your water parameters are good, the most likely cause of the STN is insufficient flow. It's easy to say the polyps are swaying but for millepora the polyps are long so swaying is easily achieved. Flow required is more random flow, meaning coming from different directions.Constant one directional flow does more damage than good to the SPS. The pulsing action of a controllable Tunze is the best. Clashing the flow of 2 controllable Tunzes set at different pulsing period, one longer and the other shorter, will even be better. 1.5 feet from a 250W is more than enough for millepora. So can rule out insufficient light. Anyway IME, STN occur mainly due to lack of flow and poor water parameters. Insufficient light will likely brown the coral only.

Wah say bro, first option I kena already. No need to read the rest.

I always find when discussion get so 'technical' a lot of misunderstanding occur. Bros, reading up is good but try not to go overboard into the fine prints and start pointing out each others' discrepancies in the posting. Researching to learn the basics is the way to go. All the small technical details will surface differently in different tanks. Once you have mastered the basics, go and just do it. Then come back and post your findings and experiences. I think this will be more practical and beneficial. All the technical papers and findings cannot beat hands on experience. The proof is in your tank.. Just my opinion.......

Wow bro, IKS in action ah............impressive.

Cannot get nice photo.....

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Pink stylopora Close ups

Purple polyp

Lime green polyp

Monti Orange polyp Close up

Another clam.........from Iwarna

Clams..........

Green seriatopora

Birdnest time Pink with yellow tip seriatopora

Thanks daimy. Glad you like the photos. More coming up... Staghorn from PR last shipment.......love this

Purple abrolhosensis

Green millepora

Blue staghorn....young colony

Lime green aspera

Unidentified sp.

Blue tip raspberry millepora

Salmon pink millepora

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