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I've had a few zoas out of a colony do the umbrella thing , but they were on the sandbed in a 24" tank with T5 lighting , they always went back to their regular shape and never showed any negative effects from it.
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The god of wars are also essentially on the sandbed in a 24" tank. light is a mitras. the redds are about 8" off the bottom.
i have increased the white spectrum not sure that's worth noting. |
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No I'd say just the car ZOA's and palys moph when placed some where they don't like the most common thing that makes them morph is light I think that's what's happening to your candy apple reds
Also my ZOA's will do the in blella thing when the salinity is to high but normally not just a select few do |
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unbrella syndrone is linked to nitrates not lighting
![]() its most common in PE's but all zoas an do it ![]() theres a very good thread on RC about it and how nitrates effect it ![]() for what its worth there are very few zoas that need low light like very few , in fact most can acclimated and do best in high light. hth denny
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just to shed a little more light on the matter:
nitrates are near undetectable and my phosphates are apparently around 0.01. ca - 420 alk 8 mag 1400 doesn't leave a ton to fix assuming my kits can be trusted lol. |