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Deep breath first. How old is the tank? Where are your parameters? Is everything stable?So I could possibly be killing them
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Deep breath first. How old is the tank? Where are your parameters? Is everything stable?So I could possibly be killing them
All is stable. It is 18 months oldDeep breath first. How old is the tank? Where are your parameters? Is everything stable?
List parameters please and lighting settings / schedule.All is stable. It is 18 months old
The light doesn't really have a lot of settings. Sal 8.1 phos .10 nit 0 cal 450List parameters please and lighting settings / schedule.
The light doesn't really have a lot of settings. Sal 8.1 phos .10 nit 0 cal 450
The light should have dials on it to adjust blue and white, those are your intensity. For parameters when keeping coral alkalinity, nitrate, phosphate are bare minimum of testing needed. Calcium, magnesium and Ph if wanting any type of LPS or SPS.The light doesn't really have a lot of settings. Sal 8.1 phos .10 nit 0 cal 450
Hanna and salfertAlso what test kits? If your nitrate is truly 0 then that's an issue in itself and could be causing your issues.
And no dials on lightHanna and salfert
Those are both good. Nitrate being zero could lead to dinos and could potentially be starving your coral. I keep my tank in the range of 8 alk, 10 nitrate, .03 phosphate, 420 calcium, 1350 magnesium and 8.1ph. Being unable to adjust lighting could for sure be an issue. For now I would keep lighting stable and get your parameters in a better place. For $200 there isn't a lighting option for you that won't be just a side grade to another black box LED.Hanna and salfert
Is there a way I can add you to my list so if I have questions I can ask you fb or somethingThose are both good. Nitrate being zero could lead to dinos and could potentially be starving your coral. I keep my tank in the range of 8 alk, 10 nitrate, .03 phosphate, 420 calcium, 1350 magnesium and 8.1ph. Being unable to adjust lighting could for sure be an issue. For now I would keep lighting stable and get your parameters in a better place. For $200 there isn't a lighting option for you that won't be just a side grade to another black box LED.
I don't do Facebook but I regularly check this forum. Feel free to send any questions you have my way though.Is there a way I can add you to my list so if I have questions I can ask you fb or something
I hit follow on youI don't do Facebook but I regularly check this forum. Feel free to send any questions you have my way though.
I just retested the tankI hit follow on you
It is atI just retested the tank
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