Hello !
I got this torch now nearly two weeks ago, looked healthy fully opens to this day. But the tissue is receding at the base.
Parameters:
NO3: 50-100 (let's mention that this is very stable)
PO4: 0,06-0
Mg: 1200
Ca: 470
Salinity: 1024 (bringing it up to 1025)
So what happened ?
4-5 days ago I started to see the recession, had no idea what caused it. I increased UV and green by a total of 7% (daily 2-3% change) so It gets 120 par instead of the 80 before increasing.
After light change:
day1-2: Dip in RS DipX, 3 flatworms came off
day3: monitoring healthy
day4(today): seeing that the tissue is still receding <0,5cm left on the outer part
At the connection between the skeleton and the tissue, tonight I've seen white stringy mucus somewhat red-ish in the middle if I remember correctly
The recession started this week.
Coral during the day as usual, nothing changed (took this picture before recession but it looks the same except the lost tissue at the base) :
Coral tonight:
Tissue a few days ago, and already receding:
I got this torch now nearly two weeks ago, looked healthy fully opens to this day. But the tissue is receding at the base.
Parameters:
NO3: 50-100 (let's mention that this is very stable)
PO4: 0,06-0
Mg: 1200
Ca: 470
Salinity: 1024 (bringing it up to 1025)
So what happened ?
4-5 days ago I started to see the recession, had no idea what caused it. I increased UV and green by a total of 7% (daily 2-3% change) so It gets 120 par instead of the 80 before increasing.
After light change:
day1-2: Dip in RS DipX, 3 flatworms came off
day3: monitoring healthy
day4(today): seeing that the tissue is still receding <0,5cm left on the outer part
At the connection between the skeleton and the tissue, tonight I've seen white stringy mucus somewhat red-ish in the middle if I remember correctly
The recession started this week.
Coral during the day as usual, nothing changed (took this picture before recession but it looks the same except the lost tissue at the base) :
Coral tonight:
Tissue a few days ago, and already receding: