Tank is coming along nicely. Hope you find your blenny soon. My male dragonet has been missing about a week as week. Guess I need to empty the fuge and at if he's in his favorite place. Over been so busy lastly.
Doing a drip acclimate for the corals I brought home today. How do you remove polyps from a frag plug if the polyps are growing right on the plug? Is it possible?
Dies anyone know why my chaeto keeps dying. I have put two softball size pieces in the refugium and it keeps dying off.
If it is growing on the plug, I just use pliers and break off the post, glue the disc down and before long you won't even know it's there.
1) not enough waste/nutrients in the water
2) not enough flow, it should be strong enough to cause it too tumble around.
3) lighting
other than that, I don't know. I have never had good success with chaeto. It will kind of survive in my tank, but never really grows and after a few months it is reduced to random strings here and there.
The ulva was growing great until my phosphate levels dropped below .25 and the caulerpa is growing like wildfire, so who knows.
The ZOA is growing on the plug and on the frag rack to.
Thanks PB. I will try putting more nutrients in the refugium. I ordered some of the caulerpa but its on back order so who knows when I will get it.
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I wouldn't add more nutrients to the system just to grow chaeto. How often are you feeding the fish and what is the chaeto moving any where it sits? Also what kind of light do you have over it?
I wouldn't add more nutrients to the system just to grow chaeto. How often are you feeding the fish and what is the chaeto moving any where it sits? Also what kind of light do you have over it?