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![]() Well first "thanks" for all the info.
For the first week or so there was no scum on the surface, I have to check the ca yet and mag I just got the test kit so still figuring it out (salfret) This is a small tank compared to what I am use to. it has only one mini powerhead but it does move the water around.lights are on alot and other corals are looking good. His fish are fine, there living at my place for a week yet I will keep you posted.
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![]() Well I now have it at my place under more light and circulation
It still has a little of the green tips showing ,but I am not sure if it has just retracted inside or has had it. I hope i can mend it back for him at least here i have it right in front of me to moniter.
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![]() Don't know what to tell you about the torch but can comment on the surface skum. I don't get it on any of my big tanks but do get it on my 12g nano. I am positive it is a collection of proteins on the surface as all of my large tanks are overskimmed and have lots of flow. My nano, even though I have a low bioload is not skimmed at all and has OK flow but not lots. To control this more I have stepped up to 2 times a week water changes. I still get a little bit but not much at all. IMO it is a sign of a tank that either needs more water changes or a better skimmer.
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