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![]() They usually disapear to the profit of other sponges. Mine are all gone as well but I have so many other sponges growing everywhere that I know it's not the water. Surely not the light because pinaple are not photosynthetic and don't care for light at all. They only care for nutrient in the water but for some reason they don't hang very long.
I have tons of pink and blue sponges growing everywhere on my liverock, so I know the tank is healthy for sponges. The anemone getting bleached is not a good sign. Since they can move around, I am guessing that it does not have too much light or it could move out of the way of the light. It's probably not having enough or the water quality is not right and it has expealed its zooxanthellae. It's really not a good sign. YOu will need to feed it often since it cannot get its food from symbiotic now. I would check for copper as well. Quote:
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![]() Thanks for the response so far guys:
Temp: 81 F pH: 8.2 Salinity: 1.025 Ammonia: 0 Nitrites: 0 Nitrates: 0 Calcium: 520-540 Phosphates: 0 I don't have a test for Mg or Cu...I'll go grab those in a a few days. The anemones have been like that for months, as well as the frogspawn and hammer corals. I run the lights 8 hours per day. Last changed 3 months ago. |
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with your calcium that high i would bet your alk and ph are off a bit too.
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![]() i think we talked about this when you were here about the high calcium, what are you adding to the tank i cant remember if you were adding anything or not???
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