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02/27/2007, 05:41 PM
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Hammer melting help
I have a hammer that was doing great, last week it starting to melt, we test the water every other day and it is perfect.
Ph- 8.3 Ammonia- 0 Nitrate - 0 Nitrite - 0 calcium - 420 Alkality - 12 sp -1.023 temp 79.6 this was the first coral we put in the tank and would hate to lose it, the tank has been set up for about 7 months, and everything else is doing great. Also it is the same low flow spot that it has always been in. Any idea's Thanks for the input |
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02/28/2007, 11:52 AM
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I was thinking that maybe your temp was too high (I lots a nice purple tip Euphilia that way when trying to force a RBTA to split) but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Gl hopefully someone will have some ideas.
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02/28/2007, 03:24 PM
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Have you added any new livestock recently? Allelopathic interactions with leathers and other animals can be a problem.
Do you run carbon? new carbon could have cleared the water up too much/too fast causing too much light. When did you do you last water change/how much? Could it be starving? how much and what do you feed the tank? Any other changes? new bulbs? Simon |
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