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Donna Stahler

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HI,

We live in Daytona Beach and have a established saltwater tank.

However, we are losing this stunner. Any advice/suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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Welcome home, you'll love it here.

I am no expert, but is that cyano on it? What causes cyano can cause other issues as well
 
thanks for the welcome :) I have no idea. My husband hasn't had the time needed to devote to the tank. I'm concerned that we will continue to lose things. Can this be saved?
 
That looks like it is completely overgrown with something (cyano probably) I would try manually removing it and see how it looks underneath. I sadly do not think you will be able to save it :( The water quality is probably pretty poor and that is the cause of the problems, the cyano is just a symptom.
 
That looks like it is completely overgrown with something (cyano probably) I would try manually removing it and see how it looks underneath. I sadly do not think you will be able to save it :( The water quality is probably pretty poor and that is the cause of the problems, the cyano is just a symptom.
so sad. I appreciate your responses.
 
Sorry for the bad news. Do you use RODI water?
 
Can you list your water parameters?
 

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