Hello,
Cleaned up this thread after a sloppy start. I am wondering if anyone has seen this kind of rapid color change in the body of a GPS before and what the stressor is that could be causing this to happen. Thank you. Here is the info again and a picture.
NEW TANK INFO.
15G W.B. mini pen, Fully Cycled (BRS 4-month dry rock cycle) This GSP is the first coral to go in. GSP has been in the tank for 4days. The tank has one wild-caught Leopard Sea Robin. He has been in the tank for 3 months. (In the 4days that the GSP was in the tank I never saw the Sea Robin bothering it) Lighting is the BRS 70% HD PRIME schedule.
ALK 8.6
PH 8.0
CAL 470
MAG 1280
NITRATE 5
SAL 1.026
Cleaned up this thread after a sloppy start. I am wondering if anyone has seen this kind of rapid color change in the body of a GPS before and what the stressor is that could be causing this to happen. Thank you. Here is the info again and a picture.
NEW TANK INFO.
15G W.B. mini pen, Fully Cycled (BRS 4-month dry rock cycle) This GSP is the first coral to go in. GSP has been in the tank for 4days. The tank has one wild-caught Leopard Sea Robin. He has been in the tank for 3 months. (In the 4days that the GSP was in the tank I never saw the Sea Robin bothering it) Lighting is the BRS 70% HD PRIME schedule.
ALK 8.6
PH 8.0
CAL 470
MAG 1280
NITRATE 5
SAL 1.026