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Hi all,
We have had this zoa rock for over a year, and in the past few months it has seen significant die off. We have dipped it in Revive twice and saw the demise of a large number of small brittle stars, but nothing else. The second time we made sure to pull all stars off of it. It has not fully reopened since, and that was on Sunday night. It was in my 25 gallon lagoon with a single Kessil a360we over it, and after the second dip was moved to my newer 40 gal. The 40 just has an assortment of freshwater LED’s on it for now, but the one directly over it is the same one it grew and thrived under in our old 10 gallon.
I’m thinking that the next step is to try a freshwater dip... Good idea? Anything else I should try or any other idea of what might be happening?
First picture was the 10 gallon when we first got it, second is the 25 gal at the beginning of August, and third is right now.
Thanks for any suggestions.
We have had this zoa rock for over a year, and in the past few months it has seen significant die off. We have dipped it in Revive twice and saw the demise of a large number of small brittle stars, but nothing else. The second time we made sure to pull all stars off of it. It has not fully reopened since, and that was on Sunday night. It was in my 25 gallon lagoon with a single Kessil a360we over it, and after the second dip was moved to my newer 40 gal. The 40 just has an assortment of freshwater LED’s on it for now, but the one directly over it is the same one it grew and thrived under in our old 10 gallon.
I’m thinking that the next step is to try a freshwater dip... Good idea? Anything else I should try or any other idea of what might be happening?
First picture was the 10 gallon when we first got it, second is the 25 gal at the beginning of August, and third is right now.
Thanks for any suggestions.

