GFO and SPS

[Myka]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

I ran my tank at 1.035 for a while without anything bad, so I wouldn't guess salinity.

Weird, I was getting RTN at 1.030 awhile back.

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by Myka

Weird, I was getting RTN at 1.030 awhile back.

Maybe you have some touchier corals. I've also run my tank at about 1.030-1.031 without any problems. Not that I do that on a regular basis, it was a bad month for intelligence.

[Myka]

Originally Posted by christyf5

Maybe you have some touchier corals. I've also run my tank at about 1.030-1.031 without any problems. Not that I do that on a regular basis, it was a bad month for intelligence.

I'm not sure how long my tank was that high for...it is possible it was 6 months. That might be why I was having issues. It was simply the maintenance company lacking to check salinity before/after water changes. I do have a couple really finicky pieces (that drive me mad lol), but they weren't the ones bothered. A Stylo and a Bali tricolor were the ones RTNing. Once the salinity lowered they healed right up. Coulda been something else, but it appeared to be cut and dry.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Myka

Weird, I was getting RTN at 1.030 awhile back.

Strange. Mine was high for months (accidentally) without any RTN at all.

[Myka]

Goes to show everyone's tanks are different.