• Debra8438

Kevin

What is the age of your MG, manufacturer? Have you changed the direction or power of the currents? Recently, Max Alchevsky complained that he burned corals with freshly bought Chinese MGs. At the same time, the power of the lamps was no higher than that of the previous branded ones.

Aaron6112

Gizman, fresh. The current changed, but for a week the coral was the same. Changes "came" with the frosts, or it just coincided.

Melissa

Perhaps I overdid it with the MG; it was necessary to gradually acclimate the catalaffilia and others to the MG light. Otherwise, if they are exposed to MG light for a longer period than they are used to, they may react that way. The MG should hang 20-25 cm above the water surface. In general, catalaffilia should gradually adapt to the new lighting regime and return to its previous state. I experienced something similar as well.

Adrienne

At first, it was placed at 45 degrees from the MG. Then it was moved to its current location - it opened up even more... The lamp worked 4 hours a day.

Andrea8397

What kind of Catalaphyllia? Jardinei? If it is, then this species prefers water with a higher organic content. The basis of its diet is provided by symbiotic zooxanthellae algae, but corals also feed on bacterial plankton, and they can extract some organic matter from the water.

Michelle104

Looks similar, but I definitely didn't identify it (and didn't ask the seller). That's why I wrote Vietnam. I understood your point, I thought about it too - the skimmer is set for dry foam. The bowl fills up in a week.

Shane

Good day, my shrimp occasionally "shimmy" with catfish, especially when "camels" were often seen at night, and Helmon was noted for such mischief when not fed enough...

Jasmine

It has been two days since it has been recovering in size. I haven't changed anything. Yesterday, I only fed it with Artemia nauplii.

Zoe7451

I noticed with some corals how they react to the weather outside... Maybe it's the pressure or something like that... I highly doubt that the length of the day or the intensity of the light is the reason—I've never experienced this with any coral before... Besides, it's sitting on the sand, meaning it's far from the light... And I've heard that TM salt has become a bit worse than it used to be...