Dendro Receeding
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Timeless1483
In Memoriam
Yeah they do show signs of ression, but even if you levels are good, there can be a lot of factor that effect the coral. I got a bad batch of Mysis and all of my suns, and dendros looked really bad. One other thing is what are you dosing the tank with. I also found that these coral are more sensitive to additives. Keep up with water changes and maybe change the placement.
mjoener
BAMs BAMs... I have a ton
Did your corals recover?
I have been adding more Kent CoralVite.
Other than that, nothing other than I just moved the setup but I don't think that this was the issue as I moved everything else the same way.
I will do a water change tomorrow.
I hope they come back
I have been adding more Kent CoralVite.
Other than that, nothing other than I just moved the setup but I don't think that this was the issue as I moved everything else the same way.
I will do a water change tomorrow.
I hope they come back
what'scoral
BioMedical Engineer
Mine did the same thing after I just moved them there closed up during the day now for no reason.... they are still alive just not open during the day weird.
Timeless1483
In Memoriam
Yes mine came back and I have not added any additives since. I try to change the current every once an a while, and I do water changes about once a week 10+%, as I have a 10 gallon nano that i'm converting to NPS tank. I think the Coralvite is fine, I would just not add what the bottle says.
One think what have you been feeding them? I found that I was able to get all of the to come out with Cyclopeeze, and then give them a bit of mysis. Do you spot feed or broadcast feed?
One think what have you been feeding them? I found that I was able to get all of the to come out with Cyclopeeze, and then give them a bit of mysis. Do you spot feed or broadcast feed?
Balanophyllia
New member
How often do you spot feed? They look really full to me.
Balanophyllia
New member
Try not feeding them for a day or 2 I spot feed about 2x a week if they're lucky better a little hungry than overfed. Mine has been really hardy I had no power last week for almost 72hrs no heat, water flow, food or anything and they are perfectly fine.
