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![]() You don't have one hermit crab that seems to always survive do you? I had a nasty hermit that would kill every other hermit or snail it could get at. I always found my hermits to be almost indestructable and to see your fish and snail doing fine in the pics I would suspect predatation if raising the salinity doesn't do the trick.
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![]() Like Mike asked what did you medicate your tank with? Could be the issue.
Also like mentioned your salinity needs to come up, your corals can suffer. I usually tell people to just do top ups with pre-made salt water, brings it up nice and slow ![]() |
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![]() Most people forget that if you're measuring specific gravity you have to account for the temperature of the water too. I find this gets left out very often. I personally prefer the calibrated refractometer method now, I don't think I could go back. With hermit crabs I wouldn't be surprised if they were killing each other as well, they're pretty expendable.
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![]() thnks guys for the info and help appreciate it...
![]() Last edited by jhoepopoy; 06-30-2011 at 03:59 PM. |
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