HELP! My corals are not looking good
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SeahorseKeeper
Where's the mysis?
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You said that you were using cuprisorb. What is the reason for running this?
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nitro
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I also purchased a copper test and it showed nothing but I still added cuprisorb to the sump... I don't get it. The sump is a brand new trigger systems cube and it is great I love it. Fish seem to thrive but corals and inverts no luck and it only takes overnight to have a large affect, either the animal looks terrible or dies. I think triton may be my only answer.
Larry
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nitro
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I am using cuprisorb only as a guess I figured why not. I have my Radions down to 45% my second arrow crab I put in an isolation box just to watch him he never did much of anything and was gone in 12 hours. On the bright side I can gow me some **** nice rock...
Larry
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Update,
I am still fighting this problem but something strange happened. I took all the media out except I am running carbon in a reactor.. Last night my son told me the sump had a strong odor and a few hours later at night the skimmer went nuts and overflowed like crazy just like the first two days I put it in. Also the filer sock was ballooned out and seemed restricted and it was overflowing. What could cause this? HELP!!!
I am still fighting this problem but something strange happened. I took all the media out except I am running carbon in a reactor.. Last night my son told me the sump had a strong odor and a few hours later at night the skimmer went nuts and overflowed like crazy just like the first two days I put it in. Also the filer sock was ballooned out and seemed restricted and it was overflowing. What could cause this? HELP!!!
