Zoas melting

[Nano]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

A water change would not hurt one bit, maybe 5%.

yeah I think I might do a few gallons. looks like one of the purple hornets pulled through! that made my day. also one monti frag seems to have some color(not much) today. my asorbic acid comes in on thursday, so then I can start nursing the zoas back to health. When I went to Big als, and told them the story, he was on the phone with kent right away, and kind of gave them sh** for not emailing me back. lol. either way its no biggie since a few things survived, lesson learned

[daniella3d]

Go very slowly with the dosage and start with a small dose for the first few weeks and increase the dosage very slowly. Watch your other corals reaction before you increase the dose.

Originally Posted by Nano

yeah I think I might do a few gallons. looks like one of the purple hornets pulled through! that made my day. also one monti frag seems to have some color(not much) today. my asorbic acid comes in on thursday, so then I can start nursing the zoas back to health. When I went to Big als, and told them the story, he was on the phone with kent right away, and kind of gave them sh** for not emailing me back. lol. either way its no biggie since a few things survived, lesson learned

[Nano]

thanks guys, I will do another medium/small WC tonight about 10g or so. also have the polyfilter in the sump baffles now too. glad to see a few things opened today

[Nano]

So today all surging zoas are opened. And it looks like few of each frag that I thought were done for have one or two survivors! One monti has some color and seems to be coming back so all is not lost thank jebus.

[The Grizz]

That is some good news bro!

[Nano]

I'll say, I was sweating bullets the last few days. Still have a huge diatom problem from the WC but I'm just glad some of the corals survived. The hammer and frogspawn still aren't happy, but I expect they will come back sooner or later

[The Grizz]

I have a good supply of good quality carbon if you need some.