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![]() Dipped frags of the affected corals and didn't see any flatworms so not gonna panic quite yet.
Gonna read that thread thou as I'm a bit out of the loop on in tank AEFW treatments. |
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![]() i know u said water is stable but post ur parameters is nitrate or phosphate up at all ? Alk swings can cause this, nitrates can cause some colonies to be stressed and others look fine
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Current tank---125 gallon mixed reef 60 gallon sump, Reef octopus nw200 skimmer, Rapid LEDs, Maxspec gyre, Mp10s, Fuge, Biweekly 20% WC, QT everything |
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Phosphates are .06 on a Hanna. This is low for my tank as po4 is usually .08-.10 in my tank over the last 4 years. |
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![]() You should probably test NO3. If it's steadily increased over the years, it could reach critical levels. PO4 is even a bit high IMO. I aim for 0.00, hoping to be under 0.03ppm. NO3, I aim for less than 1ppm
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This scare is gonna make me a better reefer as I've had a long lucky streak just doing large regular water changes. Just hope I don't loose anymore large colonies. Last edited by Werbo; 05-12-2015 at 06:24 AM. |
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![]() You may continue to lose them until you figure out why. Test anything you can. If you don't have a kit for NO3, drop by here with some water tomorrow night.
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![]() Hrm weird, is anything stinging them? I had two big colonies come close and ended up losing both to stn,
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![]() It's possible but these corals have been intertwined and criss-crossing for almost 2 yrs with no issues.
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How's flow? Have you increased it over the years as the corals have grown? A picture says a thousand words. Please try again, it really isn't that difficult. Go to www.photobucket.com and upload your pictures there. Use the links provided on Photobucket to post them here. |