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Aim a powerhead at a good patch of coralline - that seems to get it to spread (that is, it shows up all over the tank) much quicker.

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I love my tuxedo urchin! I haven’t noticed him eating any coralline, but he definitely eats other algea. He’s cool looking and funny to watch, as those above have stated. I recently used some toothpicks in my tank to hold down caulerpa... the next day my urchin was going around with a...

Take a piece of live rock that has a good patch of coralline on it and aim a powerhead right on it. After 2 or 3 weeks you should see new spots of coralline all over your tank. And yes, don’t forget lots of light and calcium.

It may be a disease or parasite - I just saw my bi-color blenny die of ‘starvation’. I’d had him a year and he always ate well - I have no idea what happened. But I’ve seen it before in my freshwater fish, too. It’s like one day, out of the blue, they look really anorexic. They might eat a...