Need help with this acro
- Thread starter Silverni2
- Start date
- Location
- Franklin Square, NY
is it RTN/STNing or just pale?...is it a new addition?...if not I find that many of my colonies as they grow they block out the light from reaching the bottom, but more importantly the flow which I have to adjust.
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just monitor it because if it gets worst very quickly it can be AEFW. just lost my colony to that unfortunately.
just monitor it because if it gets worst very quickly it can be AEFW. just lost my colony to that unfortunately.
- Location
- smithtown, long island
That's what I was thinking, if all else is healthy it may just b lack of light but growth on top.. Maybe blast it w a turkey Baster see if anything comes off!?
I blew the acro off this morning didn't really see much come off it. I believe it is still slowly depleting, I moved it up higher in the tank and in a higher flow area hopeful it will come back.
Thx for the info!
- Location
- suffolk
U need a better shot of what came off. Too blurry. Sort of looks like amphipods. But only a better picture will help. Also saw your nitrates are at 10. And Alk at 11.5 , not ideal , but I guess not completely uneceptable. In smaller tanks I feel u should try and keep a completely low nutrient system before keeping large sps. IMO.
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- Location
- East Stroudsburg, PA
Looks like pods to me too but as stated it's too blurry of a pic.
Flatworms will look like small blobs more than wormy looking. Just google them in google images and compare what came off of it.
Flatworms will look like small blobs more than wormy looking. Just google them in google images and compare what came off of it.
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