Spring coral losses

[Madreefer]

This may sound that I'm way out to lunch. If this happens every spring it could have something to do with the air. Over the winter usually all of the windows and doors are shut. So of course they start to open up more come warmer weather. This should effect the Ph but is there something else that it can effect? I know I have more evaporation in the winter.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by Madreefer

This may sound that I'm way out to lunch. If this happens every spring it could have something to do with the air. Over the winter usually all of the windows and doors are shut. So of course they start to open up more come warmer weather. This should effect the Ph but is there something else that it can effect? I know I have more evaporation in the winter.

I thought of this too actually but for me I have my balcony door open all year round. In fact I don't remember ever closing it! Even when snowing. LOL.

My place has free gas, so in the winter the fireplace is always on.

[Delphinus]

Might as well chime in, a good half of my pieces are showing bleaching or tip burn. Parameters as far as I can tell are unchanged, this is a new development in the last 2 weeks or so. No idea what's changed. RO/DI water. Very frustrating.

[Borderjumper]

Mine are all ok.. but I havent done a water change in any of my tanks for weeks. Now you guys have me scared.. no water changes for a while longer/