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05/02/2012, 06:20 PM
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Help my Torch
Ok, I went away for 1 day and came back to my torch being coated with slime. It looks like it bleached out under the slime. Just yesterday this coral was doing awesome. I did do a 10 percent water change yesterday. Could this of caused it? What is this slime and how should I treat it? Is it going to spread?
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/al...ictureid=42692 72 gallon bow front 40 gallon sump 3o gallon refugium Dose Alk, Cal and Redsea Nopox Run GFO and Carbon Maxspect LEDs, The torch is in middle of tank Temp 78.8 Salt 1025 PH 8.00 Alk 9.5 Cal 400 Mag 1400 No3 almost 0 Phosphate .11 Slowing been increasing need to change my GFO Amonia 0 |
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05/02/2012, 07:54 PM
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I did a Coralrx dip. Removed the slime. The Coral smelled like a dead clam. I put it back in the tank after the dip. Any luck the coral will get its color back and survive?
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05/02/2012, 08:07 PM
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maybe all depends on how far gone it is? were there any pest left in the dip after removing the coral?
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05/02/2012, 08:08 PM
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I got off all the slime
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05/03/2012, 06:36 PM
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Threw the coral away. Does anybody know how this came about?
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