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10-31-2010, 05:09 PM
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I was told Alkalinity does this to zoas and palys. You might need to adjust.
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10-31-2010, 05:18 PM
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Could also be lighting.
I purchased a LED setup for my 10 gallon. Had a colony of zoos I got from another reefer. The minute they went in somewhere midway between the top and bottom of the tank they never opened. It was probably 2 or 3 weeks before I clued in. I moved them onto the sandbed in indirect light. Within a few minutes half opened. Within thehour all opened. I kept them there for a good week. Then I moved them up high in the tank again and they have stayed open ever since. They must have been unaccustomed to the high light intensity and when they had a chance to adjust lower in the tank they are fine now. Lately I also had a cyano breakout. Zoos havent opened in days because of it. Looked like things are getting better this morning though and a few were open.
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10-31-2010, 05:56 PM
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Naw Denny these are ones that have been in my tank for a few months now. I will have to check my alk when I get home. As for lighting nothing has really changed for a few months now. I am hoping the water change will work, if not its time for some more
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