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Possibly level issue, simple add some shim under your stand should fix this issue. It's good that you caught it out, leaving this long term can have some bad effect on the silicon that holding the glass together (potential leak).

Thank you for you guys respond. That makes a lot of sense and I have completely forgot about the fact that they are a source of food in the marine ecosystem. Would you guys considering them as clean up crew also in our reef tank, because from what I have observed these guys also captured a lot of free floating particle or small pieces of food that could potentially turn into ammonia and nitrite. If aiptasia or vermetid snails consumed these small particles and turn them into nitrate or phosphate would that be more beneficial to our corals than having ammonia or nitrite that could harm our fish?

Hey Wamas, Hope everyone is doing well. I have a question that have been stuck in my head lol. The question is if aiptasia and vermetid snails are pest in our tank system, then how are they essentially to reef and what make them exist in the first place. Can any expert on pest give me some light to get this question out of my head? And if you have a link to any scholar articles about this topic please share. Thank you

beautiful set up. That external overflow is definitely a game changer with little profile. Following

I’m using one at the moment and every now and then it would leave a small scratch on the tank Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ll give Magic Clean a shot. I’m not familiar with that and want know if anyone in our community using it to clean their acrylic tank Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hello all, I’ve been struggling to find a good cleaning tool for an Acrylic tank without leaving scratches behind. Do y’all have any suggestion on one that won’t scratch the acrylic and at the same time remove any kind of algae like coralline? I’ve read up and found that some people are using Mr. Clean regular magic eraser inside of their tank? Isn’t it contain chemical and could potentially harm the organism within the system? Also, I’m also looking for a cleaner that is magnet so I don’t have to put my hand into the water? Thank you all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've look at their website and amazed with the collection of captive bred Angels they have. When you get them in can you create a follow up post, I'm curious to see how they'll do in a reef tank since they are captive-bred

Thanks for all the input you guys. I decided to go with a female Japanese Swallow tail instead of the one that I've dreaming to own (Regal, Emperor or Queen). At the end, I still love the sight of my zoas garden

Anyone keep Angel with their shroom and zoas? Please share your set up with large Angelfish here [emoji2]. I’m been dying to get an Angelfish, but always reconsider because I hate to loose my zoas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome to Wamas Richard. I just joined months ago and found this group is really helpful. In term of lfs around I found Blue Ribbon Koi has really good varieties of corals from sps, lps, and softies and this lfs probably has the largest amount of corals around here. The owner and his staff are really helpful and knowledgeable. Bonus, their price on fish and corals is fair(affordable) compare to other lfs around the DMV Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk