Drooping utter chaos

[RandU]

do you guys think this means to much light? I has been is this spot for weeks and grew two more heads. The drooping started theee days ago. Thanks

 

[hockeyhead019]

Not sure, but a good thing to post are your water parameters and any major changes to the tank (lighting changes, filtration media etc) so that others have some more information to go off of.

I hope you get it sorted!

 

[RandU]

Ph 8.1 ammonia and nitrate 0 and nitrate around 10 temp 80. And no changes to anything

 

[RandU]

Should I move the zoa? I’m leaving for 5 days tonight so I’m in a dilemma. Thanks

 

[Dabbin_with_reefs]

IME... I wouldn't worry too much about it. Some of mine do it randomly and are back to normal in an hour or a week. I've never tried to move them when I see it happen and it's never hurt any

 

[RandU]

Ok thanks. I appreciate the help.

 

[DSC reef]

Could be a response from to much light. I've experienced this in zoas/palys. If it doesn't look better try moving it to lower lighting.

 

[RandU]

Ok thanks. Hopefully it’s ok while I’m gone hunting for the week. On my way home from hunting I’m picking up a 225 acrylic tank. I think I’ll do a build thread. I will have a 150 gallon sump in my basement. What I’m getting at is all of my corals will be moving soon anyways.