i've had a Green Star Polyp for some time now, and all of a sudden it's stop coming out, not moved it etc, and all water levels are fine.
any ides's or is it just sulking??
i've had a Green Star Polyp for some time now, and all of a sudden it's stop coming out, not moved it etc, and all water levels are fine.
any ides's or is it just sulking??
Gonna need those water parameters. Including, Calcium, PH, ALK and Phosphate readings. Are you using RO/DI water. Do you have any hermits in the tank? Whats your fish list?
8 cardnal
foxface
vampire tank
2 common clown
anthias (1) al left after 2 yrs
fire ball angel
regal tank
baby angal fish
ribbon eel
yello tail eye
lots turdo snail
pink lobster
green brittle star fish
Couple of thing stick out. That is a mess of fish for a 132g tank.
Magnesium lil low
You have 2 Angel fish in there that are not Reef safe
You have a Eel in there that may or may not run over those polyps from time to time and tick them off
You have from what I can tell, a Debelius' Reef Lobster, that may or may not pick at corals, depending on if he's hungry.
I believe that you may have posted your temperature reading wrong, because if your tank is 76c, that means for eveyone reading that your tank temp in Fahrenheit is 168 degrees. And thats just not right. And if your tank is 76f then your temp is alittle low.
What type of T-5 are you using? 2 lamp? 4 lamp?
How much flow do you have in the tank? I see 2 power heads, but no gph behind them?
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