Xenia problem...

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Xenia was doing great, even fragged it in my 10 fusion...had a crash, lost 2 fish, probably because of bad Phytoplex...all other corals weathered the storm...xenia looks small and saggy for about a week now...any ideas or solutions...
 
You could also try moving it around and see if that helps. Salinity would be another factor, so wouldnt hurt to check that too if you haven't already. Glad it's doing a bit better though!
 
You could also try moving it around and see if that helps. Salinity would be another factor, so wouldnt hurt to check that too if you haven't already. Glad it's doing a bit better though!
I check each time I make water...also they are where they were doing fine when I added the crappy Phytoplex...thanks anyhow, I'll be happy with darker xenialll
 

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