- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Glad to hear thing area back on track too. :cheers:
+1 on the pics.
+1 on the pics.
Glad to hear thing area back on track too. :cheers:
+1 on the pics.
I would be concerned about the TN if that's what I see in pic 3,4 and 5. How were your parameters after checking today. Is there anything indicating that there is a problem? Or was that damage from a prior issue. If so, continue to do you regular WCs and try and let the tank settle a bit more. When you no longer see any tissue loss and there is some recovery or growth, it should be ok to start adding coral again.
NO3 is still too high IMO for an ideal SPS environment... try your best to get that down and everything else looks good.. I wouldn't worry about calcium.. Once your nitrates come down just add some more coral.. That will take care of your calcium level..