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Hi. My Biocube 29 reef tank is on day 35.
Temp: 78-80
Salinity: 1.025
Ph: 7.8
Ammonia: 0
Nitrate: 0
Nitrite: 0.1
Lighting: Stock actinic, 10k [on 8am-8pm], blue moonlight on 24 hours
Water movement: Stock return pump, Jebao
RW-4 on lowest pulse setting
Protein skimmer: Coralife
No media basket
Tank algae: very little, managed by cleanup crew
Tiny hydroid snowflakes on glass.
Tiny copepods on glass.
1 black clownfish, 1 watchman goby
These figures have been very steady for 14 days. My Yuma and Rhodactis are not happy.
Yuma almost died in the light. It's now in full shade and I now understand they are very sensitive to light shock. It's shriveled but still alive now that I've moved it in full shade. Not much fun having a coral you can't even see.
The bigger surprise is that the Rhodactis is shrinking every day too, I thought they were hardy! I think it's in low flow, moderate/low light but that's very subjective.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Temp: 78-80
Salinity: 1.025
Ph: 7.8
Ammonia: 0
Nitrate: 0
Nitrite: 0.1
Lighting: Stock actinic, 10k [on 8am-8pm], blue moonlight on 24 hours
Water movement: Stock return pump, Jebao
RW-4 on lowest pulse setting
Protein skimmer: Coralife
No media basket
Tank algae: very little, managed by cleanup crew
Tiny hydroid snowflakes on glass.
Tiny copepods on glass.
1 black clownfish, 1 watchman goby
These figures have been very steady for 14 days. My Yuma and Rhodactis are not happy.
Yuma almost died in the light. It's now in full shade and I now understand they are very sensitive to light shock. It's shriveled but still alive now that I've moved it in full shade. Not much fun having a coral you can't even see.
The bigger surprise is that the Rhodactis is shrinking every day too, I thought they were hardy! I think it's in low flow, moderate/low light but that's very subjective.
Any ideas? Thanks!


