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I've been fighting with SPS problems for quite a while and cant seem to find the source of the issue. I get what appear to be burnt tips and base recession in otherwise colorful and healthy looking SPS.
SG: 1.026
Temp: 78
Alk: 8.6
Mag: 1500
Calc: 450
Nitrates: 5ppm
Phosphates: 0.045ppm (15 on Phosphorus ULR Hanna)
I've been checking my alk twice daily for the last week before making this thread. I have not seen any variance > 0.2dkh in that span of time (8.6+/- 0.2).
I've inspected the sps closely and cannot see any parasites. No debris when I dip them either. I do have an angelfish in the tank (flameback) but have never witnessed him nipping at coral.
Any help is appreciated, I'm running out of ideas!!!
SG: 1.026
Temp: 78
Alk: 8.6
Mag: 1500
Calc: 450
Nitrates: 5ppm
Phosphates: 0.045ppm (15 on Phosphorus ULR Hanna)
I've been checking my alk twice daily for the last week before making this thread. I have not seen any variance > 0.2dkh in that span of time (8.6+/- 0.2).
I've inspected the sps closely and cannot see any parasites. No debris when I dip them either. I do have an angelfish in the tank (flameback) but have never witnessed him nipping at coral.
Any help is appreciated, I'm running out of ideas!!!