Hello reefers
May i ask about your experience with colors of corals.
The colors of some corals changing between source tank and in my tank, for example acros that are pink, or purple.. bright colors. It seems the colors turn to shades of green or some colony turned completely green.
Also noticed for Acan turning blue and red for most who used to be rainbows.
i tried tweaking gradually in past 6 month nutrients, lights and flow (using Radion g6 AB+ at 60% intensity), also amino and feeding more often almost every other day with reef chili and reef roids but dont seem to crack what is missing.
The Parameters are stable around:
7.5 kh
1350 Mg
450 Ca
No3 it is 5 (used to drop to 2 then started dosing to keep it at 5)
Po4 is 0.018 (dosing as well to make 0.03)
Based on ICP test triton suggested dosing these but actuals seems within the range:
396.00 mg/l potassium
0.97 mg/l fluoride
0 Manganese
0.00 µg/l Iron
im sending a sample for another ICP this month, meanwhile hoping to hear your experiences with colors of corals..
Thanks,
May i ask about your experience with colors of corals.
The colors of some corals changing between source tank and in my tank, for example acros that are pink, or purple.. bright colors. It seems the colors turn to shades of green or some colony turned completely green.
Also noticed for Acan turning blue and red for most who used to be rainbows.
i tried tweaking gradually in past 6 month nutrients, lights and flow (using Radion g6 AB+ at 60% intensity), also amino and feeding more often almost every other day with reef chili and reef roids but dont seem to crack what is missing.
The Parameters are stable around:
7.5 kh
1350 Mg
450 Ca
No3 it is 5 (used to drop to 2 then started dosing to keep it at 5)
Po4 is 0.018 (dosing as well to make 0.03)
Based on ICP test triton suggested dosing these but actuals seems within the range:
396.00 mg/l potassium
0.97 mg/l fluoride
0 Manganese
0.00 µg/l Iron
im sending a sample for another ICP this month, meanwhile hoping to hear your experiences with colors of corals..
Thanks,
