Is the flow too low?

[Roman'sReef]

In my other thread i showed how coral isnt opening upis the flow too low?

 

[Waters]

No, flow looks ok. The system looks brand new though??

 

[Roman'sReef]

No, flow looks ok. The system looks brand new though??

1 month old but flow good yeah? or should i increase

 

[Waters]

1 month old but flow good yeah? or should i increase

No, I think the flow is fine.......I think the issues with the coral not opening is probably due to the immaturity of the system.

 

[Roman'sReef]

No, I think the flow is fine.......I think the issues with the coral not opening is probably due to the immaturity of the system.

Okok

 

[Roman'sReef]

No, I think the flow is fine.......I think the issues with the coral not opening is probably due to the immaturity of the system.

so i dont touch the flow but what i do?

 

[Waters]

so i dont touch the flow but what i do?

Unfortunately, since the tank is only a month old, there isn't much you can do but wait. Has the tank been properly cycled? What are your water parameters? What type of lighting are you using?

 

[Roman'sReef]

Unfortunately, since the tank is only a month old, there isn't much you can do but wait. Has the tank been properly cycled? What are your water parameters? What type of lighting are you using?

Im using 2 ai prime 16hd reefs. There on 40% uv and all blues and are 8% white which may be a bit low but didnt wanna blast corals with light as soon as they were introduced. Should I put them higher?
Look at my previous thread will have all my parameters

 

[robotrash]

Seems like this is being handled in your other thread, I see no reason to have multiple for the same thing.

Patience is key, if your parameters are good then you can only wait. You never put your salinity in the previous thread, have you actually tested it?

Step back and slow down, don't mess with the tank for a couple days. Being 1 month old you're kind of just going to have to hope they survive as that's very early for coral.

 

[Roman'sReef]

Seems like this is being handled in your other thread, I see no reason to have multiple for the same thing.

Patience is key, if your parameters are good then you can only wait. You never put your salinity in the previous thread, have you actually tested it?

Step back and slow down, don't mess with the tank for a couple days. Being 1 month old you're kind of just going to have to hope they survive as that's very early for coral.

Im going to test the salinity once im at home