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Great pictures Alex! For the toadstool, slice off a section of the crown, a small section is fine. You can then rubberband that piece to a rock. I've done it this way with success before. Keep the pictures coming! :-)

Did you notice any eggs?

Congrats! All good signs :D

Your tank looks great (as usual!) Jesse! I really like the YWG, I'm sure they just stand out with their vivid coloring. Keep the pictures coming

Here is the last baby for awhile. She was born about 11 oclock this morning and was about an hour old in these pictures. A friendly little filly! :mrgreen: Now I'll stop with the pony pictures...... :cool1:

What were the params when you tested last? How do the other corals look? It sounds like the bulbs might need to be replaced. Also, if you haven't had these zoas long, they could just be adapting to your lighting.

Well that doesn't sound like the problem, how old are the bulbs?

I would think the other way around if they are reaching toward the light source, how many watts do you have on your tank?

Are you sure that they are not button poylps?

I agree with Tim, a leak isn't anything to mess around with. There is alot of confined pressure inside a tank, and at any point it can give if there is a weak spot.

I got some of that algea from DJ too, it is a very pretty (girly term :cool1: ) algea.

I agree, if you suspect a leak drain the tank and fix or replace it. Better to be safe than sorry.

Ol'Rick I believe :D

Could it possibly be a green sinularia (aka finger leather)?

Looks like an encrusting algea, most likely green coralline.