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Could it be a circulation issue? Is 12X turnover enough for acros?
- Chad
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According to most i've asked, it is.
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#3
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Sounds like RTN
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The duration it takes for the coral to die is pretty quick. I'm fairly new to the hobby. Can someone explain to me what RTN is and if there's anything I can do to help.
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It's not RTN. RTN is obvious when it happens. The tissue almost floats away from the skeleton very quickly. You can lose a whole colony in hours or less!!
Jelly is something I would use as a search parameter in Eric Borneman's forum at RC.
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I've lost a couple of the corals in a matter of a couple hours.
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have ytou posted anything to eric's forum on RC?
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Nope, why?
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Eric Borneman is probably the best resource for determining what type of "affliction" the acros have. And how to treat it. I always post to his forum for things like this.
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yifan917 got many nice sps that I saw. He maintained excellent water quality.
It may be something to do with your water quality. |