This hobby blows

[muggle0981]

When this hobby blows it does-when its good its awesome-right now it blows

12yr okd hammer colony-50+ heads last week lost 10 heads in it

Just fragged it all up

Tank parameters all within what i run-calcium was at 400 but shouldn’t cause me to go out of whack

Ugh

 

[Psyduck]

When this hobby blows it does-when its good its awesome-right now it blows

12yr okd hammer colony-50+ heads last week lost 10 heads in it

Just fragged it all up

Tank parameters all within what i run-calcium was at 400 but shouldn’t cause me to go out of whack

Ugh

sorry totally relatable

 

[smitten with ocean life]

what a bummer!

 

[muggle0981]

Yup-bummer-but if it dies then i can eventually buy a bunch of random color hammers gor a hammer garden

 

[muggle0981]

Only thing i can think is i turned flow down on mp40 so maybe it was t enough flow

 

[crazyfishmom]

When colonies start to get that big it is easy for them to go downhill all of a sudden. Flow and nutrients become an even more important game.

Did you try dipping? Euphyllia eating flatworms can cause things like that to happen all of a sudden too.

At any rate, sorry this happened!

 

[muggle0981]

I didnt try to dip—

 

[fish farmer]

Wait you lost 10 heads, but still have 40?

How does the rest of the colony look? Were they shaded? I lose shaded heads all the time.

I'm at the point where I should be chopping things up as well.

 

[muggle0981]

No-nothing was shaded-they were in middle and front of colony

 

[muggle0981]

and my rockflower anemone one of them has moved to the backside interior rock work in a shaded spot-knucklehead

 

[BryanM]

Bummer, but wow on a 50 head hammer! That’s nifty.

 

[Minifoot77]

Was just crying over the same kinda thing in another thread... ill get back to it eventually and hope you don't lose the drive and determination it took to get to where you are now too