Frogspawn puffing but not extending

[cambowrin]

That does not look like a frogspawn to me...

This is the last picture I took fully extended back in april 26. Its on the right side.

 

[jabberwock]

Maybe I missed it...
What is the tank size and age?
When you type 2/3, do you mean two thirds of a month? Or two to three months?

 

[cambowrin]

Maybe I missed it...
What is the tank size and age?
When you type 2/3, do you mean two thirds of a month? Or two to three months?

The tank is a 29 gallon, its about 10 months now. 2 or 3 months ago I got the frogspawn.

 

[jabberwock]

The tank is a 29 gallon, its about 10 months now. 2 or 3 months ago I got the frogspawn.

Yeah, a little early to add that much or type of coral in my estimation. I had the same timing. I had mediocre results.

 

[cambowrin]

Yeah, a little early to add that much or type of coral in my estimation. I had the same timing. I had mediocre results.

In which aspect does it make the tank to early to put corals in?

 

[jabberwock]

In which aspect does it make the tank to early to put corals in?

Perhaps I am mistaken, how old was the tank when you first started adding corals? Did you add a lot at once?

 

[Mystersynyster]

If you are running carbon and gfo do not run them as often, to raise your nitrates and phosphates, or you could start feeding more. Having 0 nitrates and 0 phosphate can be just as bad as too much. I try and keep my nitrates around 10ppm and phosphate around .04ppm. Another key thing to check would be magnesium, it plays a big role for euphyllia coral. I am running a 75g with a 35g sump, 10dkh alk, 450ppm cal and 1450ppm mag, ph is steady 8.3