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Whole tank picFavia coral not looking good. Got it online got here with some bleaching on the bottom half. ITs been in the tank for about 2 weeks now
Really? I'm a noob so I'm new to thisLook like a fresh cut frag to me.
Don't worry if you parameters good hi be just fineReally? I'm a noob so I'm new to this
All my parameters are good it came like this.
Specific gravity:1.026Can you please list all your most recent test results? Including specific gravity.
Have you ever used a light meter to see how much light you're putting in your tank in the spot where this coral is? I use a $12 lux meter called the "LX-1010B", and I suggest it as a minimum. It works well! While you wait for one of those to be delivered, you could experiment with a lux meter app for your smartphone...they are free.
Please at least post all your test results....they matter if saving the coral is the idea.
I do a 5 gallon water change every other week and dose two part. Plus Red Sea nopoxSpecific gravity:1.026
Nitrate:0
Nitrite:0
Calcium:420
Alkalinity:8dkh
Ph:8.0
Magnesium:1400
I haven't tested my par just put a new light on it last night took off the pc canopy that it came with and replaced it with the ocean revive t-247b led lighting mounted 8" above the water settings are 10% white 25% blue for right now. Thanks for the help man!I do a 5 gallon water change every other week and dose two part. Plus Red Sea nopox
Not sure on phosphates don't have a test My p.h level is 8.0 would like it to be 8.2Are you sure about the phosphates? 8.0 is high.
Are you sure about the phosphates? 8.0 is high.
Yeah I want to get their handheld checkers use API and red Sea test kits ATMLol. Had phosphates on the brain. Hanna makes a good test kit for phosphates. Your parameters look pretty good. I like a higher Ph myself. Around 8.2. But it's not a big deal. I would def move the frag to the bottom to properly acclimate.
As you go along, you will see what works for you and what makes things tougher. Red Sea makes good test kits. I like the digital output on the Hanna. I use both for all of my parameters. As long as you keep stable parameters, you should have a healthy tank.Yeah I want to get their handheld checkers use API and red Sea test kits ATM
Specific gravity:1.026
Nitrate:0
I do a 5 gallon water change every other week and dose two part. Plus Red Sea nopox
I haven't tested my par just put a new light on it last night took off the pc canopy that it came with and replaced it with the ocean revive t-247b led lighting mounted 8" above the water