Zoanthids Melting? or other disease?
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A. Grandis
Active member
Well...
How could anyone answer your questions if they don't know about your system?
It is probably because you don't have enough light.
Please post what size tank, sump, lights, params, equipments, how long you've got the polyps, etc,...
That way others will be able to help.:thumbsup:
Grandis.
How could anyone answer your questions if they don't know about your system?
It is probably because you don't have enough light.
Please post what size tank, sump, lights, params, equipments, how long you've got the polyps, etc,...
That way others will be able to help.:thumbsup:
Grandis.
k here we go
Tank
20x20x9" Shallow
Lights
18 Cree Leds (DIY) 9RB / 9CW
Flow
1 Koralia Evo 550 GPH
1 Koralia Nano 425 GPH
Sump
Chaetto in sump
Eshopps PSK-75 skimmer (in-sump)
Parameters
Nitrates 0
Ph 8.2
Alk 9dkh
Calcium 400
Magnesium 1380
Salinity 1.024
Total water volume aprox 25gallons
Tank
20x20x9" Shallow
Lights
18 Cree Leds (DIY) 9RB / 9CW
Flow
1 Koralia Evo 550 GPH
1 Koralia Nano 425 GPH
Sump
Chaetto in sump
Eshopps PSK-75 skimmer (in-sump)
Parameters
Nitrates 0
Ph 8.2
Alk 9dkh
Calcium 400
Magnesium 1380
Salinity 1.024
Total water volume aprox 25gallons
I have SPS's growing fast, Favias, other zoanthids, chalices, frogspawn, etc and everything is growing well with a nice color, nothing shows that I need more light. Last time I checked I had 0 phosphates but I have to check again.... I had a slight problem of brown algae but I have it under control now.
richardhao
New member
my rpe's doesn't want bright light, im using 150 watts metal halide, originally i placed them on top near the light, their bodies extend almost one and a half inches and polyps doesn't open that much. Then I tried placing them in the sand, their bodies retracted to more or less one inches and polyps opened beautifully.
collie man
Stoney Reefer
I also have the same issue with my zoas. I decided to go all SPS because i had better success with that over zoas.
