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Thanks Thirty5. Not bleached at all - in fact it iridescent green. Here is another pic under blue LED. You can see the stem that contains three heads.

The coral to the right of the red zoas. Thank you.

Anyone know what this is? And if it should be removed? It's light aqua in color with a circular opening, and contracts when touched. Thanks.

Looking for a bright purple frag, preferably several inches. Thanks.

Thanks for all the input, I appreciate it greatly...as I am about as stressed as they are at this point. Any advantage to doing a 20% water change right away? PS. Just did an API Carbonate Hardness (KH) test; result 8 dKH.

Thanks. Going forward, if I am able to increase the alk, will the caps recover? Or are they permanently damaged? Should I leave them in or remove them?

Update on params Checked alk and ph any my water parameters are as follows: Salinity 1.026 Nitrates 0 PPM Calcium 440 Temp 79 Alk 2.2 pH 8.5 Any add'l advice would be much appreciated.

The water change water matched in salinity and temperature. What other water parameters are you asking about? I don't typically measure ph. What should I do now that this has happened? Wait it out to see if they improve in color? Remove them? Do another water change? I couldn't frag them in a...

I have an SPS dominated tank. Yesterday I fragged a GSP and toadstool leather inside the tank just prior to a 20% water change at about 1pm. Last night, all looked fine. This morning, all my caps were severely bleached, almost as though having a white haze over them. Might the fragging of...

Does anyone know where I can pick some up locally? Thanks.

Does it matter that the snail is alive? Thanks.

My clam has been moving quite a bit over the last week. It was attached to a rock I had buried in the sand for several weeks, and managed to pull the rock to the surface while doing so. Today I noticed what appeared to be its foot (?) on the rock it was attached to. I tried to reposition the...

:bump: ...great tank dude.

I just added an LED kit to my tank (thanks Lazibonez) and my zoas and rics look amazing. However, I have no idea how to properly photograph them under the blue only lighting. I have a Canon Powershot SD600. Any feedback/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks to all for your suggestions. I've placed it in a small plastic container covered with mesh that is secured with a rubber band. So far, so good. It's been 3 days and it's starting to open up (it was curled up in a little ball). I plan to leave it for at least a week to be safe, maybe more...