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Looking for some direction as I have been losing Zoas in my tank, that had previously been thriving. I don’t believe it’s nutrient related, and haven’t seen any pests. Zoas had spread from frags to 30+ polyps only to close and then melt away. Meanwhile other Zoas and LPS are still thriving.
I removed some frags from tank, and placed them back in QT tank and they are recovering. After I removed these struggling frags, the closest colony of 20 polyps went closed the very next day.
I do dip all frags between tank transfers in coral RX.
ICP test showed low Iodine and High Zinc.
Current fish: Goby, foxface, butterfly, flame angel, gem tang, PB tang, WT bristle tooth tang, file fish, clowns, anthias, carpenters and leopard wrasse. I have not noticed any of them messing with the corals.
Appreciate any insights.
I removed some frags from tank, and placed them back in QT tank and they are recovering. After I removed these struggling frags, the closest colony of 20 polyps went closed the very next day.
I do dip all frags between tank transfers in coral RX.
ICP test showed low Iodine and High Zinc.
Current fish: Goby, foxface, butterfly, flame angel, gem tang, PB tang, WT bristle tooth tang, file fish, clowns, anthias, carpenters and leopard wrasse. I have not noticed any of them messing with the corals.
Appreciate any insights.
