So some interesting things I never took pics of on how the tank went over the winter.
I am going to assume I always and I mean always had dinos in my tank. I do not know which strain. They just freely lived in the water column causing my water to be brown. I always wondered why everyone has such vivid blue looking systems and mine is brown tinted with every water change.
Those who know when I had my baby, dinos took over my system, my goniopora flourished. My sps took a nose dive with a single frag survivor I still have today.
Once I was able to get back up on my feet, and start working on the tank again. Balancing out nitrates and phosphates. Over the winter There were sheets of slime peeling off of my glass and rocks. The water became pristine. Clear as I would hope to ever achieve. This caused issues in my green goni. She has receeded and I can't seem to figure out how to help her. The pink goni is fine and still growing. I have had to turn the lights down. As hammers and one sps i have bleached very bad leaving tip burns. Lights have been dialed down from 75% to 35%.
I have been dosing manganese at 4 ml a day. I wonder if it might be too little...
so home tests have been at
sg 1.026
calc 500
nitrates 25
phosphates under .5
dkh 10
magnesium 1500 ish give or take 20
TL;DR
I dunno :(
Green sps is the survive of the dino clash
I need to move the sps being hugged by the csb... Why is she doing this?

I am going to assume I always and I mean always had dinos in my tank. I do not know which strain. They just freely lived in the water column causing my water to be brown. I always wondered why everyone has such vivid blue looking systems and mine is brown tinted with every water change.
Those who know when I had my baby, dinos took over my system, my goniopora flourished. My sps took a nose dive with a single frag survivor I still have today.
Once I was able to get back up on my feet, and start working on the tank again. Balancing out nitrates and phosphates. Over the winter There were sheets of slime peeling off of my glass and rocks. The water became pristine. Clear as I would hope to ever achieve. This caused issues in my green goni. She has receeded and I can't seem to figure out how to help her. The pink goni is fine and still growing. I have had to turn the lights down. As hammers and one sps i have bleached very bad leaving tip burns. Lights have been dialed down from 75% to 35%.
I have been dosing manganese at 4 ml a day. I wonder if it might be too little...
so home tests have been at
sg 1.026
calc 500
nitrates 25
phosphates under .5
dkh 10
magnesium 1500 ish give or take 20
TL;DR
I dunno :(
Green sps is the survive of the dino clash
I need to move the sps being hugged by the csb... Why is she doing this?

























