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![]() i should add they all died over a period of two days. I fragged one piece of nano acropora and it seems okay right now.
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![]() any changes you did to the tank?
were there all new corals?
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![]() what are your parameters...
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![]() .. how old is your tank?
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![]() tank is over a year and half old
the hard corals that died have been in there for over 5 months all my parameters are good (or so i thought) pH = 7.9 Ammonia = 0 nitrate = 0 nitrite = 0.1 phosphate = 0 calcium = 380mg/L yah all my fish are good, soft corals are fine just the hard corals all died very quickly. i looked it up on the net and it sounds like Rapid Necrosis. anyone else had or know of this? in terms of changes: i did add a neon dottyback and some porcelain crabs that didn't make it. |
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![]() tank is a 29 gallon with a 10 gallon sump underneath
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![]() Yes it is RTN. There is another thread about this happening in the spring. I recently lost two colonies for no reason. Others have had similiar happenings and those people know how to keep SPS's
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