Need some buffer, PH dropped and corals are near death. (ALPHARETTA)

[hzheng33]

i remember that one of your posts from before had red flatworms covering the frag plugs and rack/rock.

assuming it's the red flatworm, a massive die-off of the flatworm can result in catastrophe. what led to the die-off? that's something that we can't answer.

 

[Jikkermanccini]

i remember that one of your posts from before had red flatworms covering the frag plugs and rack/rock.

assuming it's the red flatworm, a massive die-off of the flatworm can result in catastrophe. what led to the die-off? that's something that we can't answer.

Yeah, that's the exact thing I'm trying to figure out. Something caused PO4, NO3 and PH to tank, I'm still trying to find out the cause of that.
In all honesty though, I hadn't tested in a while so it could have been a long term trend.

 

[myvwrock]

How about really low alkalinity and then a spike from a flatworm die off. Then throw some chemical warfare in there from pissed off corals.

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