Someone please help my Favia! What's happening to her?
Someone please help my Favia! What's happening to her?
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I wouldnt be too concerned with that, unless its spreading.
Keep a close eye on that, and keep us posted.
What fish are you keeping again?
You should test your water.
what are your params?
@Sir: tail spot~fire fish~tangaroa goby~porcelain crab~2x blue leg hermits
@EMUreef: Bad me bad bad me~haven't tested in a while and I've been neglectful with wc~paying to much attention to the new tank. Before you yell at me, I'm on it!
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Agreed....I will add, are their any changes in your tank? New lights or bulbs?, new flow?, new livestock? Have you noticed it feeding? It almost looks like it was stung by another coral to me. As SP said I would keep a close eye on it and even throw in some carbon if you don't have any going now.
good luck.........chuck
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Thats a sign of the following:
Coral Sting
High water flow
High light
Not enough feeding ( I dont think this is the problem in this case because its not starting in multiple locations)
I was thinking maybe its a damaged spot, possibly from a fish, like the fire fish, perching on it?
Process of elimination here=no new lights-nothing near it-very seldom do I see it's sweepers but it must be eating, it's grown big time-I dose nothing.
It may be flow but it's not continuous-bad husbandry big possibility. The spot faces front of the tank. It's also possible I did it while probing around with my wooden spoon, ahdah :/
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