LiquidCache
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Xenia doesn't grow in my tank.. I'm sure I could kill it pretty easily. Some people have no problem killing it with ease.
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Chris, I agree from a total tank crash I had the year ago when floyd struck NJ. The xenia was the only thing that survived. All other softies and lps died. Even after 3 days of 98 - 100 temps it survived. Even after everything died it made it. I was shocked to see that when I drained the tank after power was restored.
sirrealism
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this is strange but about half my Xenias in my 90 melted this weekend. There not gone but not much left. The other half is fine. I havent done a WC in that tank for a couple weeks but its xenias!! they like dirty water. Nothing else is bothered. I was kind of happy to see them go but then again why? I will do water change tonight
rogergolf66
im an addict lol
Well let me ask u thing. Why did u end up with ammonia in the tank at all? I mean an established reef with proper filtration and proper fish load should run for a long time with out proper maint. And still not have ammonia issues. U said u fixed the ammonia issue. Did u ever figure out what caused the ammonia issue and what did u do to get it fixed?
Roger
Roger
Was a newer tank. It was cycled. However I'm assuming the bioload ended up greater then the filtration. So I went with a bigger sump, and more live rock which brought the ammonia down in about a a day or so. But that's just my theory. Otherwise I don't know where the ammonia came from
rogergolf66
im an addict lol
Was the rock u added to the sump live rock or dry rock?
rogergolf66
im an addict lol
Well then I guess ur theory is possible then. Had to be the ammonia.
