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Well something is bothering them. I highly doubt it is bacterial or else all of them would be closed up.
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Ah you’re right on the phosphorous. I’m carbon dosing which is slowly lowering them. As for magnesium my test kits have been saying 1450. So not sure what to trust. Can low magnesium melt zoas?
That’s what I thought, it’s not too low... something is definitely agitating the zoas to close, and overtaking them as they appear to become infected.
That is too high. It’s probably brown film algae growing over your zoas because of the abundance of phosphate@Alvaro_Spain Sorry I missed your post, no other soft coral but ricordea and some shrooms. All acropora & montipora.
Carbon is running as well.
@JustDewwit Sorry I missed your post as well, I must be going crazy Confirming 0.3 Po4 and not 0.03.
Thanks everyone!