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I have had 2 Mille's do that..then followed the tissue.....hope it's not the same thing happening...
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Its the tips starting to burn. Had it on my Green Tort recently.
Think of it like a blister :wink: When you touch it, its soft like jelly. Place it lower in the tank. Simon. |
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However I will try placing it lower and see if it helps. |
U didn't take any water from Dez's Tank did you if that is true your SPS are on Steroids lol
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Hi, Any Acropora can burn if its placed under lighting thats its not used to. Did you recently add the frag? If so it's best to place it on the bottom for a few days first and then gradually raise it to the desired position. I have burn't acro's before under T5's the PAR can be surprisingly high.. On another note, the tip burn might be from a parameter & not the lighting? Such as Potassium or Alk/Dkh Swing. BTW if the tissues starts receding, it would be best to clip the affected area off. Hope this helps. Simon. |
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I had both 250w MH and T5's running on separate tanks and the T5's were providing more Lumens than the MH. (T5 tank was shallower)
Most T5's over shallower tanks & closer to the water can easily burn a coral if not acclimated correctly. I agree that's it unlikely a parameter if the other corals are doing fine. Simon. |
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