This one has me scratching my head. Parameters have been stable, and are included below. Corals and fish all look happy and healthy other than my toadstool which has slowly (over the past two weeks or so) started to open less and less. No change to lighting, flow, temp, dosing regimen or salt mix. Any ideas? Next step for me would be ICP test I guess.
Parameters:
Temp 77.9-78.1
Salinity 1.025
PH 8
Alk 8.2
Nitrate 2-4
Phos .02
Mag 1380
Cal 440
Tank is about 10 months old. This toadstool has been in the tank for at least 7 months and has grown considerably.
A sad weed. I thought it melted last night but today has come back to life-some? I am hoping it pulls through- as this is my first slat tank with supposedly easy beginner corals. I think the macro algae is hogging all the nutrients in this pico 5 gallon so maybe this one doesn’t have a chance?
Hello everyone!
I am interested in this type of coral, I have researched and they are called Doughnut but I don't know if that is true. I heard that they absorb a lot of nutrients, I don't know if that is true. Please give me some advice. Thanks everyone (this photo is from the seller, I borrowed it from them)
This one has me scratching my head. Parameters have been stable, and are included below. Corals and fish all look happy and healthy other than my toadstool which has slowly (over the past two weeks or so) started to open less and less. No change to lighting, flow, temp, dosing regimen or salt mix. Any ideas? Next step for me would be ICP test I guess.
Parameters:
Temp 77.9-78.1
Salinity 1.025
PH 8
Alk 8.2
Nitrate 2-4
Phos .02
Mag 1380
Cal 440
Tank is about 10 months old. This toadstool has been in the tank for at least 7 months and has grown considerably.
What is everyone feeding their gonis? I’ve been doing reef roids but keep getting a phosphate spike. Any suggestions?
Hi everyone! I have a weird issue right now my coral we’re doing great like 1 month ago and now some of them are like deteriorating. I tested the water and everything is fine and normal. I will be doing a water change later but I was just wondering if I should or maybe I could add something. Thanks