michfish5
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I have a Cauliflower Colt that has always done well in my aquarium (65 gallon). It was about 8-9 inches tall and pretty full. My clownfish took residence in it about a year ago. I have had this coral for over 2 years.
A couple of months ago it started to shrink. It is now about 1/3 of it's original size. My water parameters have been stable. I do weekly 10% water changes. I did add a Devils Hand around the time it started shrinking and I am wondering if that is what is causing the shrinkage or if it is something else. The Devils hand is placed in the middle, high up, and the colt in on the far right side of the tank. There is ample space between them and I run carbon.
My parameters are temp 79, SpG 1.025, pH 8.2. kH 9.8 (raising this), CA 420, NO2 .10, Mg 1280, PO4 .02. My lighting is T5HO. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.
A couple of months ago it started to shrink. It is now about 1/3 of it's original size. My water parameters have been stable. I do weekly 10% water changes. I did add a Devils Hand around the time it started shrinking and I am wondering if that is what is causing the shrinkage or if it is something else. The Devils hand is placed in the middle, high up, and the colt in on the far right side of the tank. There is ample space between them and I run carbon.
My parameters are temp 79, SpG 1.025, pH 8.2. kH 9.8 (raising this), CA 420, NO2 .10, Mg 1280, PO4 .02. My lighting is T5HO. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.