whosinpower
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90 gallon tank with 90 lbs liverock that has been up and running for 2 months. I do 10 gallon water changes every Sunday.
Current livestock includes 3 fish, 25 snails. 1 crab, 7 coral frags.
Tested Ammonia - 0
nitrite - 0
nitrate - between .2 and .5
all used with a salifert test kit
Temperature - 78 degrees
salinity 1.026
One coral - ricordea yuma has been unhappy for about a week, but is still hanging in there. Emerald crab has not shown up yet.
Why has my water turned cloudy? It was clear last night and now it looks cloudy - like when you look upwards towards the lights - the tank looks like white smoke billowing through water.
Fish are all accounted for as well as snails - just one missing emerald crab.....but he could easily be hiding in rockwork. Figured it he had gone to crab heaven, the nassarius snails would be busy - they showed themselves when feeding fish - who were all eager to eat.
Is this a normal thing to happen for water to do that? What should I do?
Current livestock includes 3 fish, 25 snails. 1 crab, 7 coral frags.
Tested Ammonia - 0
nitrite - 0
nitrate - between .2 and .5
all used with a salifert test kit
Temperature - 78 degrees
salinity 1.026
One coral - ricordea yuma has been unhappy for about a week, but is still hanging in there. Emerald crab has not shown up yet.
Why has my water turned cloudy? It was clear last night and now it looks cloudy - like when you look upwards towards the lights - the tank looks like white smoke billowing through water.
Fish are all accounted for as well as snails - just one missing emerald crab.....but he could easily be hiding in rockwork. Figured it he had gone to crab heaven, the nassarius snails would be busy - they showed themselves when feeding fish - who were all eager to eat.
Is this a normal thing to happen for water to do that? What should I do?