Strange one for you guys. A clients tank had several jardini's of various types in his tank. Have been doing really well for some time (2 years). We were having a proble with the calcium not staying high enough (would not fork out for a calcium reactor). Tried a few different Ca products, only resulting in a very large usage of these products.
We tried the new Seachem (new in Aussie) dry calcium (reef advantage calcium). This stuff work very well. In fact I have just moved my 470gal tank and have started using this for the last two weeks and it has made a enhanced difference over my Ca-reactor (CO2 empty). It has slowed the growth of the coraline but a buffer fixed that ......
Anyways...So we got a good Ca level, but about a week later (he did buy some corals at the start of the week, unsure what) the jardini's were turning to mush all over the place. I took the corals out of his tank, fresh water flushed (at right ph and dkh T levels) them and set them up in High O2 environment. 2 are totaly dead, 4 with major damage, and 2 XXL ones are no-probs.
The tank is electronically monitored, and there was little change from the average parameters on the log for the whole month. Water change (15%) 9 days before the event.
I'm guessing parasidic infection. Does any1 have any Ideas??
We tried the new Seachem (new in Aussie) dry calcium (reef advantage calcium). This stuff work very well. In fact I have just moved my 470gal tank and have started using this for the last two weeks and it has made a enhanced difference over my Ca-reactor (CO2 empty). It has slowed the growth of the coraline but a buffer fixed that ......
Anyways...So we got a good Ca level, but about a week later (he did buy some corals at the start of the week, unsure what) the jardini's were turning to mush all over the place. I took the corals out of his tank, fresh water flushed (at right ph and dkh T levels) them and set them up in High O2 environment. 2 are totaly dead, 4 with major damage, and 2 XXL ones are no-probs.
The tank is electronically monitored, and there was little change from the average parameters on the log for the whole month. Water change (15%) 9 days before the event.
I'm guessing parasidic infection. Does any1 have any Ideas??