So couple weeks ago I had to move my trumpet coral bc my RFA smothered it. It’s finally showing signs of coming back 🙌
My favia coral however, went from vibrant and thriving to suddenly turning brown. I had a lot go on in that time… new wave maker that I was fine tuning placement, treating Cyo-Control for a relentless Cyano outbreak… any ideas why it might have suddenly lost its color?
This favia was one of my first corals in the tank, thought I had lost it at one point bc it lost some color but it’s coming back! First I’ve seen this tho!!! Are these the feeding tentacles??
Made some routine changes… started dosing All For Reef and adding Coral aminos daily… finally got the alkalinity stabilizing and calcium to come down to normal ranges. Mt first two corals, the favia and trumpet, I thought I was losing during these fluctuations. They’re popping and coming back, and the trumpets are starting to fill out again! Finally on the right track. Going to get a single dosing pump to help with the consistency.
Anyone with the AI Blade light, what settings do you use for your corals? I’ve had mine on the Hello Reef template that was recommended with the program, but I’m noticing some browning on the trumpet coral stem and now some area on the favia coral. Did some research and reading that might need more blue lighting.
So couple weeks ago I had to move my trumpet coral bc my RFA smothered it. It’s finally showing signs of coming back 🙌
My favia coral however, went from vibrant and thriving to suddenly turning brown. I had a lot go on in that time… new wave maker that I was fine tuning placement, treating Cyo-Control for a relentless Cyano outbreak… any ideas why it might have suddenly lost its color?
This favia was one of my first corals in the tank, thought I had lost it at one point bc it lost some color but it’s coming back! First I’ve seen this tho!!! Are these the feeding tentacles??
Favia ID?
Well, today I have learned that favia, will without a doubt, eat my hermits 🤨🧐
Need some emergency help on saving my corals
Moved my light more farther to the favia
Lowered the wave maker also
I have some question to ask.
I asked chatgpt and google ai about how should I do to make my favia recover, and they both gave different answer.
Upgraded my protein skimmer from rs-4003 to boyu wg-310
And the favia prob got scared or smth idk,the tissue originally on the white lined area was gone,causing the skeleton to expose
What's happening to my favia 😰
Two days ago, I noticed this white line on my favia, it looks like skeleton, and I'm not sure it it means healthy or it's dying, need help
Made some routine changes… started dosing All For Reef and adding Coral aminos daily… finally got the alkalinity stabilizing and calcium to come down to normal ranges. Mt first two corals, the favia and trumpet, I thought I was losing during these fluctuations. They’re popping and coming back, and the trumpets are starting to fill out again! Finally on the right track. Going to get a single dosing pump to help with the consistency.
Anyone with the AI Blade light, what settings do you use for your corals? I’ve had mine on the Hello Reef template that was recommended with the program, but I’m noticing some browning on the trumpet coral stem and now some area on the favia coral. Did some research and reading that might need more blue lighting.
Is this a normal thing for favia coral? Is that light area in the lower right that appears every few hours the ‘tentacles’ for feeding?