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Fauna Marin CILI DIP!

The bathing solution from Fauna Marin that can also be used for tissue injuries.

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How a marine aquarium is created Part 39: Montipora snails Phestilla sp.

Now it had hit us. The red Montipora, which had grown so well, showed pale colours and the first dead areas, preferably at the edges. You search and search and often only late come to the last possibility, namely that it is a predator that is attacking this beautiful coral. The certainty was there, we have Montipora snails! Enjoy the video and the article, which also offers some advice on what you can do.

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How a marine aquarium is created Part 38: When corals become entangled, the fight for settlement space

Our aquarium has now been in place for 14 months and the first corals are bumping into each other. Some get along quite well, but some don't get along at all. The fight for survival among the corals is breaking out, so to speak. This episode is about the coral species that get along quite well, but also about others where you have to intervene before one coral destroys the other. Of course, there is also a video.

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The sudden tissue decay in corals, Helicostoma notatum, Rapid Tissue Necrosis, Brown Jelly.

This article is about the so-called Brown Jelly - or Rapid Tissue Necrosis, the sudden tissue death in corals. Responsible for this is a ciliate known to us as Helicostoma notatum. However, this is a synonym for Porpostoma notatum! Causes and possible treatment methods for Rapid Tissue Necrosis = rapid tissue death

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