DottyClown

First u need to identify what type of worms. The 3 most common seen, would be bristle worm, fire worm & bobbit worm. It would be good to remove the bobbit, as it may attack smaller/slower fishes, although some reefers says they never had problem with it. Fire worm too, remove it to reduce possibility that you may get stunk when u move the LR. Bristle worm usually can leave inside as they are scavengers. But some reefers still don't trust them, so it is also removed.

Hi, anyone have Duncan to let go? Pls pm me with price and image. Thanks.

I'm using Tropic Marin Pro. Everytime after mixing, I still get some white particles undissolved. I "airstone" it overnight, the next day still got (if not more) white particles in the solution. I still go ahead with water change. Till date, no problem seen and all livestock doing well.

Really? And I thought the Royal Gramma had a peaceful temperament. Haha.

Thanks for the ID. Azure is a less aggressive damsel, hopefully it will tolerate a Royal Gramma.

I've been trying to positive ID this damselfish in the photo. Some sites calls it Azure Damselfish and says is different from Blue Devil Damselfish, but others seems to suggest they are the same fish. Any expert can help provide a positive ID on this? Tks. Was think of adding a Royal Gramma to the tank, but I think they won't be compatible, right?

What's your tank temp? Can it survive in water temp of 27-28 DegC?

Just curious, how's your Chaeto in the 1st compartment doing? Can grow? I'm thinking of Chaeto in 1st compartment too, but not much space.

Anyone knows?

Hi, can help ID what is this "pink" like thing that suddenly appeared in my tank. Tks.

I'm staying west side. Any shops near to recomend?

Thank you

Hi, anyone can suggest which lfs has the most selection for PVC pipes, T-joints and such? Tks.

Photo not clear, but I'll guess its Amphipod.

Hi, anyone can ID this coral? Tks.

The more I look at it, the more it looks like a species of Mithrax crab.

Manage to get some pics of its claws. Would this help ID it? I would hate to flush it down the drain, killing it.

Mine is more of the brown color, so meaning its not reef safe? I current only have some lps corals, a few fishes (smallest one about 3cm), a blood fire shrimp and skunk cleaner shrimp. This crab is about 1.5cm.

My tank is IOS type. No sump to house it.

This crab hitched-hike on a coral I got from CF. I would like to keep it, but am worried if it is reef-safe. Can anyone advise, thanks.

Thanks, I understand what you mean. Do you think this will attack my fishes or eat the corals (lps).

Anyone can help? Keep or not?

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Please help ID this crab. Should I keep or throw it?