thanks Jesse.just read the whole thread.its a little concerning.i checked my tlf nano mag[not the veggie clip]and it was still sealed but inspecting it will be part of the routine from now on.
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Might not be a bad idea to chuck in a Poly Pad when you change out the carbon.
I remember something I read a while back about the director of Live Aquaria doing a PSA about if many of your corals start to die, eliminate the obvious and start looking at your magnets. Never heard if it was a problem a personal or business tank.
Decided to check mine before adding it tonight, it pretty much fell apart in my hand! I can't believe it was holding frags last week!
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wow! glad you checked! upsetting for sure. I'll definitely try to keep an eye on all my magnets. Maybe even keep a couple cleaning ones out of the tank till i use them
Good to hear!
Last week a few of my LPS that are always happy didn't open and puff as much as normal. My huge wellsi being the main coral that I was worried about. I had no idea why, prams were good. I didn't have time for a water change so I decided to add purgin, carbon and prime out of concern. By the end of the week I had removed the Frag rack and every thing was happy again.
Wondering if this was actually causing the problem?
Scary!
Last week a few of my LPS that are always happy didn't open and puff as much as normal. My huge wellsi being the main coral that I was worried about. I had no idea why, prams were good. I didn't have time for a water change so I decided to add purgin, carbon and prime out of concern. By the end of the week I had removed the Frag rack and every thing was happy again.
Wondering if this was actually causing the problem?
Scary!
