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Yay 2nd winner of the reef nutrition pack! My new angel,trigger and dottyback will enjoy them very much Been meaning to try out some of this stuff for my mandarins, Elvis and Priscilla.

Have you been using dechlorinator? The chlorine could be your problem but I think the problem may not be so simple

First thing anyone will ask to even remotely have the ability to figure out your problem is for your tank parameters as in ammonia, nitrites, nitrates and whether your using tap or not. Additionally tank size and other inhabitants/type of xenia would be helpful

Talk about random jumpers, my female mandarin tried to jump several times while I was acclimating her though since she got into her spot in the 125g she's been fine

I'd definatly do more (25-30%) more often if your nitrates are that high, plus if you could go to 2-3 smaller meals per day it'd be better for your fish as per the tang, I don't know enough to make a comment on that

Sorry to be blunt but the people here need more information to tell you your problem(s). Tank parameters would be a start as well as lighting and other equipment used. and the big question.... are you using tap water for those water changes?

When I had my harliquins (they got killed by the damn hermits....) I just cut off a leg from the starfish and threw the rest in the freezer. I know, sound inhumane... but it works. This way your not having to remove bits of starfish that no one seems to want/wasting starfish. I managed to keep...

Also saltwater city had a couple and if I remember right, a red sea aquarium just got some too

Ok So I bought a used 125g show tank (crazy move up from my 14g biocube). The shape is kinda odd: _______ l:D:D:Dl \_____/ (top view, emotes as placeholders) At any rate the previous owner hung something on on one of the diagonal fronts and hence had to reseal the seam on the front right...