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Me tooI would try to frag off the remaining good tissue. I've had that chalice come back from a tiny bit of tissue.
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Me tooI would try to frag off the remaining good tissue. I've had that chalice come back from a tiny bit of tissue.
Try thisI would try to frag off the remaining good tissue. I've had that chalice come back from a tiny bit of tissue.
Do you know the name of the one bottom left in your DT pic?
So my I'm somewhat worried for my chalice, and I thought this what is it but I'm not too sure. My chalice coral is in shade now with 20% white light on a current usa marine orbit light, I changed this because one of the corners was white, it wasn't the skeleton like this, just white flesh and now one of the mouths is getting white too. Is it going to end up like this? or will it recover color, it came grayish purple with orange mouths and spots.
Sorry to hear about your loss. Mine was just having too much light, the pale part is getting it's color back.Mine had definite tissue loss. Yours might just be changing color due to a lighting change. I hope it works out.
Are you suggesting high (12 ish), low (7 ish) or swings?Alk is usually the first thing that causes chalices to do that if its a parm. Get a double check on it.
Nothing left to frag. Was doing great for a couple months, new growth, new mouths, and then just decided to die. I am not a fan of adding stuff to fix stuff that i will have to add stuff to reverse later. I scraped the skeleton off the frag plug and will reuse it.Frag it and super glue the edges down, double check your mag (1400 +). Could well be a pathogen of some type as well (doxy MIGHT help).
Nothing left to frag. Was doing great for a couple months, new growth, new mouths, and then just decided to die. I am not a fan of adding stuff to fix stuff that i will have to add stuff to reverse later. I scraped the skeleton off the frag plug and will reuse it.
I usually notice it when my alk gets low the chalices will not like it. But all the above.Are you suggesting high (12 ish), low (7 ish) or swings?
Ya mine really don't like anything under 8 - 10 seems to be a good number and swings are death.I usually notice it when my alk gets low the chalices will not like it. But all the above.
That temp range doesn’t seem like an issue. What are your other parameters?Bump to an older thread here. My chalice is doing exactly this. I realized my temps range from about 77F to 80F over the course of 24 hours. Is this temp swing enough that will injure corals? I suppose my tank will be more stable in temp during winter when the heaters need to be on to keep it where I set it.
Parameters look good if they are stable. Could be too much lighting if it’s bleaching. Any pics?SG 1.024 (milwaukee digital)
Alk 7.7-7.9 (hanna checker) I had a dip to 6.6 when I went on vacation 2 weeks ago, the drop from the usual range was gradually over that 1 week. It's been stable at usual numbers since I came back.
Ca 420-430
NO3 12-25 (nyos)
PO4 0.05 (hanna checker)
Mg 1300s (salifert)
pH ??
Lights: Atlantik V4 + OR3 blue plus LED bar. 12 hour photoperiod, 5 hours max intensity. 8 hours total where it's at 85%. Chalice sits on the BB glass in the front.

