Recent content by LKemp712

I am in desperate need of help. I bought a 120G tank that came with a couple fish, when I looked at the tank it seemed that all the fish were healthy and happy but after getting the tank home and put back together I believe I may have stirred up ich that was previously in the sand. I immediately...

Your LFS generally sells brine and or mysis shrimp. Target feed him this and see if he will take it. If you have a strong or extra tuning this should be easy.

There is a product called revive you could try using (or any alike product) it is an iodine based treatment to help corals in trouble. You get a bucket add the amount directed on the bottle to one or so gallons of your current tank water and swirl for about 15 minutes. It worked wonders on mine!

He is fine. The stripes come out more during times of stress

You have a frogspawn. It needs plenty of flow to open. Have you fed it at all? You could attempt to target feed it brine or mysis.

I run a 20G coral tank with a 10G sump. I have been dosing blindly with reef fusion 1 & 2 and magnesium. Yesterday I ran a alkalinity test with my sailfert kit and found that it is approximately 15-16 dKh. I also tested my calcium to find it at 460. I did a 10G water change to find my alkalinity...

I have an API test kit that I have been using for about a year, which I'm now finding out is pretty unreliable. That being said, as of now my parameters are- pH: 8.0, Nitrite: 0 Nitrate: 0 and Ammonia: .25 - .50. Which is a little high... :/

My parameters are decent. pH: 8.0 Nitrite: 0 Nitrate:0 and Ammonia: Between .25 - .50 So ammonia is a little high but I can get that under control. I was told by a guy at my LFS that xenia likes dirty water, is this true?

Does anyone know if this stingray is susceptible to ich? I have read both that they are and that they aren't.

The spot on my tang is now gone, it would seem that it was just stress. Thank you all.

Everything in my coral tank is thriving but my pulsing xenia. They are wilting and hardly ever active. Help?