feeding it is not the answer.What about using restor
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feeding it is not the answer.What about using restor
Turning them down a bit fixes nothing.I turned my lights down a bit
My light at peak daytime is 30% should I turn them down more? Will this negatively affect my other corals?Turning them down a bit fixes nothing.
It does not hurt to try and turn them down a lot, you have strong lights, at 60 and 80% I had no growth with 3w led chips. with 8% I had amazing growth out of my nems
30% is pretty low, but no it wont. Unless you have SPS.My light at peak daytime is 30% should I turn them down more? Will this negatively affect my other corals?
What about using restor
Just got some reef energy. Going to try it for a bitI would make sure to feed it if its still light looking / bleached. Typical fish food or something like fuel / reef energy would be my choice).
Just got some reef energy. Going to try it for a bit
Hey, it's been a while. My lights have been at 15% for three weeks and I have seen no difference in my anemone. I have also been using the reef ab plus on all my corals including the anemone and there has been no noticeable change. I still don't know what else to do because my water quality is good and I really want a good size anemone, but because mine has not died I have not gotten a new one.30% is pretty low, but no it wont. Unless you have SPS.
All of my LPS is thriving at 8%
try 15% for two weeks and shoot me an message, it wont hurt and you may like the results.
I would have never listened to anyone with similar advise, and yet here I am going from a trashed tank, to a awesome tank. This tank was grown on 8% blue and 1% W
I still don't know what else to do because my water quality is good
Id give it a little more time, when I had my to high, I could see a difference pretty quick though. Is it staying in the shade?My lights have been at 15% for three weeks and I have seen no difference in my anemone.
Thats a good thing. You have to get a handle on this ones problem, or the next will probably follow.mine has not died I have not gotten a new one.