TokiHacker
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Ok. So I added a rock that had some shrooms xenia and zoas. They don't look so hot (except the xenia). I was wondering if I have too much light on them? Mid level in tank and two fluval marine 2.0 led fixtures.
Zoa's and Shrooms Not Looking So Good
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mcgyvr
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Height of tank?
Added rock on what date?
salinity?
Were they shipped to you or local pickup?
While those lights are really not suitable for light demanding corals they should be ok for low light corals in a fairly shallow tank.
I always start any corals down in the sand then move up after a week or so depending on how they are doing..
They make just take a couple days/weeks to get used to the tank and its parameters and lighting..
Got pics?
Added rock on what date?
salinity?
Were they shipped to you or local pickup?
While those lights are really not suitable for light demanding corals they should be ok for low light corals in a fairly shallow tank.
I always start any corals down in the sand then move up after a week or so depending on how they are doing..
They make just take a couple days/weeks to get used to the tank and its parameters and lighting..
Got pics?
WatDatThing
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you need to provide more specific info for people to help you. A clear picture and water params to start.
TokiHacker
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Here is a pic I just moved them down a little
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TokiHacker
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Sorry... Missed all the responses from TapaTalk. All is looking good. Apparently just needed to settle in the tank and be low.
