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Salinity: 1.024What's your full tank parameters? :)
Thanks for the help! Yes the filefish was introduced to get rid of aiptasia and now that it’s gone we will look to find him a new home soon. The mandarin thankfully eats frozen food so trying our best to keep him full with what we have.torch is a finicky coral, not really a beginner coral, but it hasn't died in the past month and still looks ok in your pic, so thats a good thing, I would guess its still acclimating to your tank, it could days, weeks, or months for corals to fully acclimate. I would just leave it and keep the water as clean as possible and the parameters as stable as possible.
On another note, the filefish will outgrow that tank and the mandarin might run out of food in that tank size, keep an eye on them.
Other than reduce feeding for phosphates (I might have accidentally given too much coral food recently so that probably didn’t help either), what do you recommend to fix magnesium and calcium?Although you already know, you need to get your phosphate down, .05-.1, magnesium up to 1400 and calcium up to 425-450.
Alright thanks! Doing a weekly 16% wc but may need to increase the amount. I have a couple hammers and a frogspawn and they seem to be doing great! I guess the torch is a little more sensitiveYour salt box should say what calcium and magnesium mix to. I checked fresh made salt water to what my box said it was spot on. I would suggest increasing water change frequency and amounts. My tank is fully stocked and weekly water changes don’t get me to my targets so I dose both magnesium and Kalkwasser. You may not need to do that. My torches, hammers and frogspawn seem to thrive with magnesium at 1400 or a little higher.![]()