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![]() remove the dying colonies and affected parts, siphon out the slimy bits if you can. the death may be triggering others to do the same. run lots of carbon and do lots of water changes. eventually it should slow down. sorry to hear of this, I had the same thing happen due to a massive decrease in temp after a tank move
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![]() I recently also went through a mini crash don't but it was from a clam spawn
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![]() just complete another 50% water change.
carbon is running. how often should I change them out while the tank is suffer major sps death. if I keep on loosing sps at the current rate, I won't have any left by end of week. LPS survives though... cleaner shrimps are doing ok, bandit crab is alive however it will probably run out of sps colony to live in. RBTA is alive, although it's on a major move today. Just gonna cross my finger and see what happen in the next few days. hopefully there will be a few colonies left.
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![]() I agree with Christy. Cut your losses and frag what you can and get rid of all the dying bits. With SPS, death begets death.
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