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Before you start messing with ph, make sure that your seneye is calibrated to actual ph.. use a test kit to be sure.. I had this problem when I first bought my seneye, and I spent two monthes chasing ph/alk, then decided to use a test kit and my ph was fine.. then adjusted seneye to actual ph and everything has been fine since..
 
Before you start messing with ph, make sure that your seneye is calibrated to actual ph.. use a test kit to be sure.. I had this problem when I first bought my seneye, and I spent two monthes chasing ph/alk, then decided to use a test kit and my ph was fine.. then adjusted seneye to actual ph and everything has been fine since..

Think he said he also used red sea test.
 
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Welcome I do have a suggestion your green star polyps should be moved away from all other rocks. It takes over and kills everything. I can't tell if it's all connected or not.
 
Welcome I do have a suggestion your green star polyps should be moved away from all other rocks. It takes over and kills everything. I can't tell if it's all connected or not.
Green star is 1/2 inch from rock. Did a 30% wc saturday and it hasn't came out since. Everything else is doing well.
 

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