Frogspawn dyeing

[millersteve383]

My frogspawn has been really healthy and growing for the past 6 months. It just started shriveling up. I have it in the middle of the tank and have never moved it. I have noticed quite a lot of algae growing on it. My params are. Salinity 1.025. Ph 8.2. 0 ammonia nitrates nitrites and just enough phosphates to register lowest on scale. Calcium is 450 Magnesium is 1600 dk/h 10.1. Thank you for any suggestions


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[millersteve383]

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This was my frogspawn just a month ago


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[iifeainteasy]

you move it? i see different coral around it.

 

[millersteve383]

It's in the same spot. I just had my gsp creep up on it and I added some zoas


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[camellia]

Do you have any Favia or chalice etc that could be stinging it?
I've got some that can put out 2 to 3 inch tentacles at night!

Did you increase your flow or lighting? Looks like the branch in more shade is doing better.

 

[christophert]

I've experimented with different locations in my 29 biocube for my frogspawn; found it likes lower flow and being towards the middle-bottom of the tank with less light.

 

[bcavalli]

Just curious how long your mag has been a little high? I've had some softies not react well with a higher mag. Just a thought.

 

[ricky5415]

Mine is on the bottom facing upward and it is doing great. Try to move it down + isolate it. Not direct flow

 

[millersteve383]

OK I will do that! Thanks everyone


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[camellia]

Ricky5415;1067239 wrote: Mine is on the bottom facing upward and it is doing great. Try to move it down + isolate it. Not direct flow

+1

Not directly on the sand bed though!