John Hartford
04/25/2006, 04:50 PM
I just began to move my corals over from my 125 into my 210. My 210 tank now has metal halides lighting verses the power compacts that I had on the 125. The water quality of the 210 tank, which is tested weekly is near perfect, and I say that because sometimes the calcium levels are a little low but not by much at all.
I adjusted the corals to the new 210 tank water accordingly and placed them near the bottom of the tank, and gradually moved them up closer to the light .
I have been feeding the same, and adding the same elements into my tank in the correct quantities. I have LPS corals in the tank, as well as fish and one BTA and all seem to be doing really well.
I just don't know why the leathers are having such a hard time adjusting. The leathers that I have are 2 yellow fijis, two toadstools-one green, one tan. One tree coral, and one spaghetti coral, one blue ridge, and one devils hand. I noticed today however that the Toadstool and the yellow fiji are starting to stick their polyps out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I adjusted the corals to the new 210 tank water accordingly and placed them near the bottom of the tank, and gradually moved them up closer to the light .
I have been feeding the same, and adding the same elements into my tank in the correct quantities. I have LPS corals in the tank, as well as fish and one BTA and all seem to be doing really well.
I just don't know why the leathers are having such a hard time adjusting. The leathers that I have are 2 yellow fijis, two toadstools-one green, one tan. One tree coral, and one spaghetti coral, one blue ridge, and one devils hand. I noticed today however that the Toadstool and the yellow fiji are starting to stick their polyps out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.