candy cane losing color
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garygonzales
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alk is way high.........
Reef Bass
colors and textures
You asked for color.
Mine inflate and deflate daily with little change of color. At night, or when I feed, they will extend the tentacles around their oral disks and appear more "open" then, but their color doesn't change much.
I do find their overall brightness changes over time with their being more pale when less happy, and super bright when they're loving life. That's why I suggested bringing your water chemistry in bounds and giving it a month.
Personally, I wouldn't dip it at this point.
Mine inflate and deflate daily with little change of color. At night, or when I feed, they will extend the tentacles around their oral disks and appear more "open" then, but their color doesn't change much.
I do find their overall brightness changes over time with their being more pale when less happy, and super bright when they're loving life. That's why I suggested bringing your water chemistry in bounds and giving it a month.
Personally, I wouldn't dip it at this point.
thanks buddy [emoji16] i made a wc today and my levels
alk 10.8
magnesium 1440
calcium 390
at 1.026
should i just wait? im worried because its cost me 100 bucks [emoji25]
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I would just wait. Keep alk between 7-10, a little high is not bad, but lower than 7 can be a problem. Try to bump up calcium a little. Over 400 is generally the most accepted level. Mag is good. How many fish do you have and how often do you feed? Besides alk, ca, and mg, coral need some food. That means feeding fish regularly so they can then feed the coral with their waste.
2 clown 1 yellow coris wrasse 1 starry blenny its a 40g cube
i feed them alot most of coral eat frozen food but the new ones refuse to eat. i feeding corals with reef frenzy coral food
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