Help!! Chalice

Frederick Edwards

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Sorry to see this.

Whats your Phopshates? >0.1 should be ok.

Chalice are picky I find, you could be doing nothing wrong. If it keeps dying back I would frag it from the good tissue only.
 
Sorry to see this.

Whats your Phopshates? >0.1 should be ok.

Chalice are picky I find, you could be doing nothing wrong. If it keeps dying back I would frag it from the good tissue only.
Phosphates are 0
 
I would say say slowly stop dosing NO PO X, to go to zero would shock your system. Half it over a week and then again the next week.

I would try to set your skimmer to dry, to not take out too much nutrients too and give your fish a heavy feed.

10ppm is fine but ask on the reef chemistry page.

Also test, test, test, daily, to keep an eye on it. Do all of the above slowly and don't do too much at once. A big swing will finish your coral off. to be fair, it may be already dead. Sometimes you can't save them and it sucks!
 
I would say say slowly stop dosing NO PO X, to go to zero would shock your system. Half it over a week and then again the next week.

I would try to set your skimmer to dry, to not take out too much nutrients too and give your fish a heavy feed.

10ppm is fine but ask on the reef chemistry page.

Also test, test, test, daily, to keep an eye on it. Do all of the above slowly and don't do too much at once. A big swing will finish your coral off. to be fair, it may be already dead. Sometimes you can't save them and it sucks!
Thanks for the advice. Yeah I just bought that chalice a few weeks ago,
 

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