55 Gallons of Eye Candy

Yea I feel your pain all my fish died from a unknown reason so for now I'm just keeping corals and my clam

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Thanks, it is unfortunate, but like I had mentioned before, I am ready to start stocking, water is much better and I am very excited to be back.

 

Really like this picture, thought I'd post it.

 

Looks like the lower clown is saying "what?"

Blennie is just posted.

 

Updated pictures....Zoa frag and candycane frag.

 

Just stopped by to say beautiful clowns and good luck.

 

Thank you. Everything is going really well. Parameters are good, and life is beginning to come back. I am very excited.

 

This morning I found my Zoa frag had fallen and was sitting on the substrate. I set it on a piece of rubble rock (flat and round as seen in the previous pic). Was hoping that it would attach itself.

My questions are: Will the Zoa eventually attach itself to this piece of rock? If not, how can I get it to stay? or is it better to keep this coral on the floor?

My lfs told me to put the coral about half way in elevation in my tank. It is currently in a good spot (I believe).

 

Zoanthids are slow to attache. Personally I would take some superglue gel and glue it to a small piece of rubble, place in an area of low flow. Use a small amount of glue and try to only get it on the base of the zoanthid.

 

Thanks. I am glad your tank is recovering. Looks really good and like the new additions.

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