Blastomussa help

Discussion in 'LPS Corals' started by mmoner, Sep 5, 2011.

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  1. mmoner

    mmoner Plankton

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    8) Hi!

    I have this sick blasto for months which was thriving in my old setup...As you see polyps begin to show up bubble like tissues...

    Tank pmt: 240 lt. - 25 C - pH:8.2 - kH: between 6-8 - Nh3/4:0- Nh2:0,02 - Nh3:1 - Salinity:35 ppt, no issues with any other stock.

    Light pmt: 2x39 W T5 with DIY LED

    Positioning: in the middle of 40 cm total water height

    Any help would be appriciated...

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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    Welcome to 3reef.

    In my chemistry befuddled mind, a NH3 (ammonia) with the values listed in your post seem incorrect or else you have an issue.

    I have seen and read others have this hyper inflation with chronic elevated magnesium.

    It is very odd looking, almost looks more like a mushroom or ricordia of some sort rather than a blasto, you can barely make out the blasto.
     
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  4. dowtish

    dowtish Horrid Stonefish

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    have you moved it around to different areas of flow and light?
     
  5. mmoner

    mmoner Plankton

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    Thank you for replies,I could not figure out my problem with ammonia (NH3/4) but this is how it was in my old tank...:)

    Yes i 've tried it in different light and flow conditions...

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