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03/07/2008, 09:33 AM | #1 |
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coral question
Is there an online resource for corals, ref lighting, etc.
I just got a frogspawn frag, and it looked good for 2 days, and now looks like it is heading downhill. I have it in moderate light. I would like to look up different corals, and know where to place them in my tan when i get them. |
03/07/2008, 11:52 AM | #2 |
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If you are having problems with a frogspawn I would post on the lps forum also I have always found the best information from more experienced hobbyist on this site. What are your tank parameters, and lighting, having moderate light is a very relative thing to say. What other corals are you looking to purchase?
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03/07/2008, 11:56 AM | #3 | |
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Heres a link to the LPS forums metioned above: LPS Keepers
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03/07/2008, 08:45 PM | #5 |
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the lighting is 2 250W MH. I have the frogspawn low, and it is kinda shaded by another rock, and I thought I would slowly increase the light.
It looks like it is going downhill because when I brought it home it was very full and puffy. Now it is smaller, looks like it is shriveling up, and just not looking good. It loks like it is wilting? I will get a water test again tomorrow and post. Thanks |
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this is a good coral to experiment with because it tells you when it is happy but what you are observing Every three days or so move it up the reef a couple of inches till you get it opening again
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03/07/2008, 09:00 PM | #7 |
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Thanks, that really helps. I assumed it was not getting enough light, but I did not want to shock it.
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i noticed mine don't like to really fully expand unless it is in high light but low flow.
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