yauie6347
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Hi, I’m looking for help. This is a new tank that has been cycled. Do you know what’s wrong with my zoanthid? Middle seems to have this tissue coming out. What should I do to fix this? Thank you in advance.
Zoanthid possibly dying?
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Reefing_addiction
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You can try an iodine dip.
Even if it does die as long as there is tissue on the plug don’t remove it from your tank. I’ve had zoas come back from what looked like nothing.
How high up are they in your tank?
What are your water parameters?
Even if it does die as long as there is tissue on the plug don’t remove it from your tank. I’ve had zoas come back from what looked like nothing.
How high up are they in your tank?
What are your water parameters?
monkeyCmonkeyDo
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They are spitting their guts out. Expelling zoanxthelli.
They are acclimating.
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They are acclimating.
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yauie6347
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Hey thanks for the quick reply.
Salinity 1.026
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 0
I haven’t checked alk, cal, or mag yet. This coral is sitting 12”+ away from the light. I’m using a kessil and I can dim the lights. I will grab some iodine tomorrow and try dipping it.
Reefing_addiction
SBB fed the Addiction
Ok so zoas need nitrates
Don’t dim your lights move them to the sand bed for a bit.
Don’t dim your lights move them to the sand bed for a bit.
Reefing_addiction
SBB fed the Addiction
Unless that’s your only coral I wouldn’t dim the lights. Move them down further in you tank
How long has the tank been going?
Any live stock?fish?
How long has the tank been going?
Any live stock?fish?
monkeyCmonkeyDo
7500 Club Member
Leave em be. Should be normal tomorrow.
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