Condylactis anemone problem?

[Kfox93]

What's going on with my condy anemone? Have had him for about 2-3 months and he has been doing fine! I tested my water sunday night:
PH - 8.1
Ammonia - .25
NO2 - 0
NO3 - 0
I usaly keep my salinity around 1.021-1.022. Its at 1.019 right now, could that be the cause?

 

[tcampbell23]

Possibly. Reef tanks usually hold around 1.026

 

[Kfox93]

This is what it usually looks like. Also he has moved locations, he's been happy and in the same spot since I placed him in the tank, he's not very happy right now I'm guessing.

 

[dylana407]

Try raising your salinity slowly to 1.025

 

[reef lover]

Shouldn't b any ammonia present....is it finished cycling???
And agreed slowly raise your salinity.

 

[dylana407]

Is your lighting good enough good for corals? Are you feeding it? There are a lot of posts with people over feeding the nem, and lighting not putting out enough par.

 

[Kfox93]

Shouldn't b any ammonia present....is it finished cycling???
And agreed slowly raise your salinity.

I test bi-weekly for ammonia, the tank finished cycling long ago. The tank has been set up for 5+ months. The ammonia just became present, still sticking with my weekly water changes but going to raise the salinity up slowly.

 

[Kfox93]

Is your lighting good enough good for corals? Are you feeding it? There are a lot of posts with people over feeding the nem, and lighting not putting out enough par.

As far as I'm aware my lighting is sufficient, the tank has been running for nearly six months. This is an all of a sudden change in looks, I'm thinking its either due to the little bit of ammonio present or the salinity drop.