Very sad Kenya tree

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This is the Kenya right now
 
Hey paintballer! I'm glad you posted. I got a kenya tree about 12 days ago and it is hit or miss on up and atom or shriveled. I have a 75 gal with one power head and just to my hob biowheel off. It is a work in progress but i have 1 clown 1 shrimp and very active cuc. I comment because i read if mag is low cuc basically doesn't move. I dont know because i only have api test kit.nothing much for corrals. Sad to say but again im working the build up as best i can. Reading comments though I'm going to try more flow and order test kit.
 
Interesting I haven't heard about magnesium affecting the CUC. I only have the api saltwater test kit so I am missing quite a few. I will definitely be looking into that though. Thanks for the comment and good luck
 
So I did an experiment to help you out here and what I found is my Kenya tree opens up for a few hours mid day before he is irritated by the shrimp. It may not be a Parameter problem, may just be annoyed.
 
indirect water movement imperative (low flow) enough to move branches slowly.
mine from my past-I'm now into SPS
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It's all better now although the shrimp does love to mess with it thanks everybody who has helped
 
I am too. I have been watching to see. Mine is still sad. My light isnt great but it has opened up nicely before. I put up another power head. Indirect and it seems to stand up but not open up. Even though i started feeding frozen foods instead of flakes. Its awesome, the tanks reaction is all new. Everyone gets excited. My zoas are now showing immense growth.
 
So you can do like a 20% water change every 2 days for two weeks or just buy phosguard
 

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