Yeah, I already tried fragging like crazy well above the affected area and it didn't work.

I added a Black Spiny Rock Urchin today to try and help with the algae problem. Thanks again Blue World Aquatics :biggrin: http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/t...x/DSC_0055.jpg

I also picked up some nice pieces of dry rock today which will be for a new cube I got for a smoking deal, thanks intarsiabox :mrgreen:
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The new cube is 24" x 24" x 20" and isn't drilled so I was thinking I might try turning it into an AIO. If anyone has any suggestions on how to set up the AIO compartments please feel free to advise :)

lookin good. hows that frogfish doin for ya?

He's good, eating frozen mysis & silversides. The new tank is intended for him.

So the death has seemed to finally stop but not until it took some nice (and not cheap) frags. I added another urchin because the spiny rock urchin isn't doing much of anything. The new one is a blue tuxedo and I can see some areas he's munched on so hopefully he does a better job.

I have some new zoa's & paly's coming. Can't wait to see them and I :pray: they all arrive okay.

Purple Heart Zoa
Devil's Armor Paly
Emerald's On Fire Zoa
Silver Rose Zoa
Magian Paly
:woot:

I've found that Tuxedo's and Black Long Spine urchins to a good job chomping down the algae.. can't wait to see the new tank! :mrgreen:

I hope they do a good job. My spiny one isn't a long spine though.

:puppydog: One of my clowns committed suicide during the night.

sorry to hear that Dawn:sad: