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Leather Coral "sick"?


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    jimsflies - Reefkeeper
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    I've got a bunch of extra screen you can have....could meet up with you in Lansing if you want.

    Another thing to try is to increase flow around it. Leathers often respond to flow. Running carbon also would be a good idea as well.

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    mrs.som - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    @JimsFlies
    Sorry I'm just replying now. Thanks for the screen offer, but I'm so busy right now with school and personal stuff.
    I will definitely change the carbon out, it has been at least a month.

    Thanks again.
    29 gallon Biocube: Stock equipment, SR3 Skimmer
    Le Frog, Lawnmower Blenny
    The Petries, Clarkii Clowns
    Kermit, Emerald Crab
    Leather Coral, Kenya Trees, Red Mushrooms
    ~More to come as budget allows!~

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