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looks good and im sorry to hear about Sid. better luck this time.

dito.....looks good

its summer time, everyone goes outside to do stuff. i noticed the same thing. it happened last year at the same time.

i would leave it. as long as hes eating and not acting funny he should be ok and will heal himself. just give it some time.

i agree with john. i am one of those ppl that swears by garlic. i also swear by mela-fix, i have had great success fixing wounds with it, plus it doesnt effect the corals. HTH and good luck

well teh first thing that comes to mind is that you have to many fish fpr that system. even with the water changes its not enough, the system just cant handle that bio load. you might have to do 50-75% water changes to sustain low nitrates. for your set up most would recommend just keepin...

come on ppl dont be shy :mrgreen:

i would reuse the sand and rock. 100% water change and let it run with the lights off for like a month. should be fine, just test you water every other week. you could get some of that agra-live sand to speed up the process, a small bag will work. maybe a few small pieces of cured LR would help...

how long has the tank been set up? any inhabitants?

tank is coming along nicely Mike

the unknown IDs are sponges

first off....welcome to nanotank. second nice looking set-up, and i like the fake rock work. looks awsome now there coraline growth on it. keep up the good work and keep us updated with progress pics.

pretty sure its a lemon tree coral or along those lines

everything looks great, keep up the good work and with the progress pics

reefkeeper isnt hooked up to anything at this point, still messing with the sump and all that good stuff under the tank. it will be the last thing i hook up wehn i finish. dont have any baffles because it just temperary. a acrylic sump and seperate ATO resevour in the works. ill definitly will...

water changes will probably be your best bet in controling this problem. you can also buy phosphate remover which will help too.

here are just a few updated pics...........enjoy :) feeding time.....

i had a seaclone skimmer that used to stop working when i fed or stuck my hand in the tank. now i got a ASM mini g and it works all the time. HTH

it should be fine. i have done the same thing and it has grown back. actually i have ripped of a toadstool off a rock and there was a very tiny piece of tissue and it ended up growing a new head.

patience is the only advise other than your doing it the only way i know how. if they are still alive i would just leave them for acouple weeks.