tdgates10 Designer Reef Joined Aug 22, 2007 Messages 473 Location Spokane Mar 11, 2008 #1 I just got home from the weekend and I noticed my coralline algae was turning white in spots? I had to go to school so haven't had time to test until tonight, but anyone know the cause? Thanks
I just got home from the weekend and I noticed my coralline algae was turning white in spots? I had to go to school so haven't had time to test until tonight, but anyone know the cause? Thanks
mmkeeper Well-known member Joined Nov 19, 2005 Messages 2,093 Location elk grove, ca Mar 11, 2008 #2 Mine does it when it exposed to the air, water change.
tdgates10 Designer Reef Joined Aug 22, 2007 Messages 473 Location Spokane Mar 11, 2008 #3 hmm. I think it may be a calcium thing because mine is never exposed to air. It may be light also, because it's only on the top.
hmm. I think it may be a calcium thing because mine is never exposed to air. It may be light also, because it's only on the top.
Herefishyfishy Smart Bass Joined Jun 27, 2006 Messages 6,578 Location Mill Creek, WA Mar 11, 2008 #4 Yeah, check your Ca, alkalinity DKH, besides the usual suspects
Reeferdude Reeferdude Joined May 22, 2007 Messages 513 Location Tacoma/Puyallup Area Mar 11, 2008 #5 It dies. It grows back. It may not be anything more than that. But then again better to check your parameters.
It dies. It grows back. It may not be anything more than that. But then again better to check your parameters.
tdgates10 Designer Reef Joined Aug 22, 2007 Messages 473 Location Spokane Mar 11, 2008 #6 Checked parameters and all good there except a little high on Mg, must just being dying off a little. It's really close to the top so no biggie.
Checked parameters and all good there except a little high on Mg, must just being dying off a little. It's really close to the top so no biggie.
Krish RF STAFF Joined Oct 22, 2004 Messages 25,290 Location Nassau, Bahamas Mar 11, 2008 #7 Sometimes a change in lighting will cause it as well. Changed anything to do with the lights recently?
Sometimes a change in lighting will cause it as well. Changed anything to do with the lights recently?
tdgates10 Designer Reef Joined Aug 22, 2007 Messages 473 Location Spokane Mar 11, 2008 #8 Not since October.
teetimefun New member Joined Aug 4, 2007 Messages 1 Location St. Louis Mar 11, 2008 #9 If it's near the top then it may come from leaving your lights on during water changes.