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What is the name of this coral? I would like to know how to feed and maintain it! Ours seems to change colour and size!

Thanks for your advise. My husband is aware of the deficiency of using sea water, some missing minerals etc. The sea water is usually collected when he is on a fishing trip on boat. The usual topping of water, we will using RO water. I have also made a mistake, for the marine tank, he is using neither bioballs nor canister filter. Right now, he had more or less reduced the level of NO3.

Both my husband and I are fascinated by "mushroom" and "leather" . We would like to find out from the expert here how to keep them healthy and strong. What will be appropriate calcium and magnesium level? What will be good temperature of the water (taking into consideration we do not have any chilller, the current temperature is about 25-27 degree celcius)? What do you use to feed them? Also, we had some problem with hair algae. Tried keeping algae blenny, but that fellow only "kiss" the glass, not eating the hair algae, and starve to death. Also had 2 tang before, 1 powder blue and 1 clown tank, eating but din survice! Now we only have these fishes and shrimps left in the tank 1) 1 chromis 2) 2-3 whrasses 3) 1 tomota clown 4) 2 cardinals 5) 1 boxer shrimp 6) 2 cleaner shrimps

Thanks everyone.... my husband had found out that our protein skimmer was faulty, that could be the cause of the high NO3. Nevertheless he had changed to a new skimmer and we had also changed the water with some sea water he collected.

We are using bio-balls, temperature maintained at about 27degree celcius. This is what we have in our tank,

Help....! We just did a test last night, realised that the NO3 is very high, dark red on the indicator, NO2 is 0 and the rest are within control! Anyone knows whether is it ok? Our corals seem to be under some kind of stress!