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Right as I added this one they started to die
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4 days agoThey aren't dying, they look stressed, if they continue to be stressed they could die but I wouldn't panic just yet. I would aways test your water first make sure you parameters are in check and post them in this thread. When did you add the xenia, the last coral you mentioned?
4 days agoThey aren't dying, they look stressed, if they continue to be stressed they could die but I wouldn't panic just yet. I would aways test your water first make sure you parameters are in check and post them in this thread. When did you add the xenia, the last coral you mentioned?
This was my corals before4 days agoThey aren't dying, they look stressed, if they continue to be stressed they could die but I wouldn't panic just yet. I would aways test your water first make sure you parameters are in check and post them in this thread. When did you add the xenia, the last coral you mentioned?![]()
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Thank youGo back to basics. Start by testing your parameters (temp, salinity, alk, calcium, nitrate and phosphate). If they’re off, a series of medium sized (say 30%) water changes spread out across a week will help. Running carbon and reducing lighting intensity can also help, especially with new corals.