Ok, what's the secret?

[Aquattro]

After 4 years of trying, I just can't grow digitata....easiest SPS ever, and I kill it all.

[Rice Reef]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

After 4 years of trying, I just can't grow digitata....easiest SPS ever, and I kill it all.

Have you tried singing to it? Mine grows well... Stupid kole tang is constantly breaking it though but then I have frags to sell. I have my red digi very low now so it doesn't grow so fast.

[xenon]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

After 4 years of trying, I just can't grow digitata....easiest SPS ever, and I kill it all.

We put some in our LPS system and its doing amazing.

It seems to hate conditions that acro's thrive under.

[Ryanerickson]

I kill it no matter where I put it in my acro display putting it with Lps sounds like a good idea lower light my issue with digi is it always bleaches

[Aquattro]

Mine just gets faded, spindley and dies. Maybe they need higher nutrient systems?

[albert_dao]

I had problems with it until I started dosing Strontium. But then again, it could have just coincided with my tripling the bioload overnight.

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

I had problems with it until I started dosing Strontium. But then again, it could have just coincided with my tripling the bioload overnight.

I'm famous for changing more than one thing at a time I can try both next time I get some digi

[StirCrazy]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Mine just gets faded, spindley and dies. Maybe they need higher nutrient systems?

nope

remember this


3 months be for it was this



and one of my other ones



one of my favorite corals, and always will be, digi grows like a bad weed and if you keep the alk slightly higher than normal the color really pops.

Steve

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by StirCrazy

nope

remember this

Well, based on the algae I see all over the rock, I'd say the nutrient level was good for growing digi.

[asylumdown]

I have a hot pink digi that sits in the highest,brightest part of my reef, 8 inches from an MP 40 and directly under where the flow from the return breaks against the overflow. Throughout my months of unexplained coral carnage, it was one of two corals that not only kept growing, appeared to pick up the pace. I keep knocking pieces of it off in to the sand by accident. If you want me to mail you some, let me know!