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02-18-2013, 09:49 PM
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Kenya tree is almost impossible to kill. I have pieces on rocks that I have tossed into buckets for a couple of weeks with no light, heater or circulation and they still come out fine.
There are so many variables it is hard to say. Can you start out by telling us about any changes that you have made to your system? Are you dosing anything?
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02-18-2013, 11:09 PM
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Thanks for the question . . . There have been very few changes to the system in the past two weeks. All the other corals seem to be doing well.
I did put in Chemiclean to get rid of some cyano that was starting to grow - that would have been 9 days ago. I have since done about 35% water change. I have recently changed out the GFO and carbon. I have added some additional SPS corals and a few mushrooms, but all these are at least a foot away from the Kenya Tree. I am not currently dosing with anything.
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