I give up! Birds Nest & I don't mix...

[lorenz0]

Best thing with birdsnest is to start it lower in the tank and than move it up slowly. did the same for my 3 frags and my colony i left it where it is mid tank. Flow has never been an issue but light has. my first try with green birdnest was a complete failure. just a thought. but everyone has that one coral that has issues in their tank, for me it was monti's for the longest time

[The Grizz]

This is what mine look like now as of today:






Here are the other frags I got the same day:

[fishytime]

well....Seriatopora are not acropora, so dont assume they will behave the same way.....now that I ve the pics, I think Laurier hit the nail on the head.....kinda looks like tip burn from light (or possibly flow too)

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by fishytime

well....Seriatopora are not acropora, so dont assume they will behave the same way.....now that I ve the pics, I think Laurier hit the nail on the head.....kinda looks like tip burn from light (or possibly flow too)

ok clue me in which one is the Seriatopora. i was thinkin gthe same thing about burnt tips, should I put them lower in the tank and what do I do about the dead tips?

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

ok clue me in which one is the Seriatopora. i was thinkin gthe same thing about burnt tips, should I put them lower in the tank and what do I do about the dead tips?

Seriatopora, is the birds nest family of sps.....yup definitely put them lower in the tank..... you could leave the tips and they will likely grow over the "scar"s in time, or you could snip em off.....do keep an eye on it and if it recedes anymore try the crazy glue trick....

[The Grizz]

When I got them from Snappy he told me the smaller taller one was his birds of many colors and the other one was a pink birds nest.

[fencer]

I would just cut some of the dead growth off. It really doesn't look like STN. My BN's sit in the top half of the tank under 250's