Wondering if I could ask for some opinions as to an issue I am having with a 24-gallon nano tank. It appears that colonial hydroids have moved in, and I have lost a couple of fish (a royal gramma and a yellowtail damsel). Meanwhile, a pair of mated black-and-white clowns are doing great. Question: Are the hydroids the killers, or should I be looking for another cause? The basic water parameters are good.
Hydroids
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Colonial hydroids will not kill your fish.
Many tanks have it including mine. The only phase my tank was colonial hydroids free is when I had some angel fish in the tank. Unfortunately, the angels love to nip something else more valuable(my sps). I tried Aptaisia X on it without any luck. They return after a couple days. I've learned to live with them.
Many tanks have it including mine. The only phase my tank was colonial hydroids free is when I had some angel fish in the tank. Unfortunately, the angels love to nip something else more valuable(my sps). I tried Aptaisia X on it without any luck. They return after a couple days. I've learned to live with them.
