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Hello, I've been having trouble with my zoas. They've been closed for about 2 weeks, and a couple days ago I noticed it's been disappearing. I've tried to keep the Nitrates low and have been performing a 25% water change every week to keep the water quality clean. By changing the water, the pH has been low, unfortunately and even raising it back to 8.4 doesn't seem to help.
Water Parameters are:
Salinity: 1.0275
pH: 8.0
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0ppm
Nitrate: 10 ppm
Calcium: 440 ppm
Action taken: -Added fresh water to decrease salinity and nitrates
-Added 2 doses of 8.4
I have a Pom-pom Xenia, Duncan, And GSP in the reef tank and they seem to be doing great, GSP has been growing very quickly, and Xenia is pulsing away happily.
I also have 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, and 1 Bi-color Dottyback who appear to be healthy.
Please let me know what it could be or what I can try to keep them from dying on me,
Thanks!
Water Parameters are:
Salinity: 1.0275
pH: 8.0
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0ppm
Nitrate: 10 ppm
Calcium: 440 ppm
Action taken: -Added fresh water to decrease salinity and nitrates
-Added 2 doses of 8.4
I have a Pom-pom Xenia, Duncan, And GSP in the reef tank and they seem to be doing great, GSP has been growing very quickly, and Xenia is pulsing away happily.
I also have 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, and 1 Bi-color Dottyback who appear to be healthy.
Please let me know what it could be or what I can try to keep them from dying on me,
Thanks!