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My hammer coral that has been thriving is now starting to show tissue recession just like another hammer i had that slowly died from this issue because i cannot figure it out..... Literally the tissue starts to slowly die from the bottom very slowly all the way up to the top, showing more skeleton of the coral and less flesh intill its dead within a few months. This does not seem to affect my other euphyilla like my frogspawn (as of yet). I do have some veremetid snails in my tank but they don't seem to bother the coral. Does anyone know whats going on here?
Tank volume: 40g
Alk 8.4 dkh
Cal 435 ppm
Mag 1480 ppm
Phosphate 9 ppb 0.028 ppm
Nitrate 0 ppm
Could it be from my alkalinity swing of 0.6 dkh per day? I am currently manually dosing 20ml of BRS 2 part Alk/Cal, but i do have a Doser coming in the mail in a few days. Could it be lack of food/starvation due to the 0 nitrates? I dont attempt to feed my corals much anymore because the food will get stolen by my pesky clownfish or my fire shrimp.
Tank volume: 40g
Alk 8.4 dkh
Cal 435 ppm
Mag 1480 ppm
Phosphate 9 ppb 0.028 ppm
Nitrate 0 ppm
Could it be from my alkalinity swing of 0.6 dkh per day? I am currently manually dosing 20ml of BRS 2 part Alk/Cal, but i do have a Doser coming in the mail in a few days. Could it be lack of food/starvation due to the 0 nitrates? I dont attempt to feed my corals much anymore because the food will get stolen by my pesky clownfish or my fire shrimp.
