Euphyllia Questions | Reef2Reef
2021年5月7日 · Need some advice on Euphyllia Corals. Let me start by describing the tank and its water chemistry. The tank is a 450Gal relatively new system at 5 month old. I have a specific rock scape that I started planting euphyllia (see photo). Each layer has a specific euphyllia species (frogspawn, hammers and torches).
Euphyllia Dying - Need Help | Reef2Reef
2020年2月4日 · I need some help. Any euphyllia I get seem to die suddenly about 3 months after being in my tank. They go from healthy to pulled in one day to completely gone the next. I've lost two torches and one hammer with a second hammer that is dying now. Frogspawn seem to be the only thing that's...
Euphyllia Advice for Success - Reef2Reef
2020年11月9日 · How well coral does has nothing to do with tank maturity. It has to do with the experience of who is keeping the coral. Euphyllia also is pretty easy to care for so I am not sure where you heard that. All they need is moderate lighting (i.e. 100-150 in terms of par), and the same water parameter requirements as any other calcium carbonate based ...
Euphyllia coral slowly dying | Reef2Reef
2022年2月27日 · Looking for help as to why I am slowly losing my torches, hammers, and frogspawns. They are also losing color. My tank is 16 months old. It has been doing great. Back in January I lost a torch that just bailed. Ever since then I have been losing a coral about once a week. My phosphates used to be around .30-.40 and my nitrates around 15-20.
Easy, Breezy, Beautiful…Euphyllia | Reef2Reef
2015年1月1日 · Nematocysts within each tentacle ward off nearby corals allowing the Euphyllia colony to establish its own territory. This means they need to be kept away from other types of corals, and sometimes each other. Generally all Euphyllia spp. can be kept within close proximity to one another, with the exception being E. glabrescens (torch coral ...
EEFW infestation (euphyllia eating flatworms) | Reef2Reef
2018年3月14日 · I used Coral RX and it wiped them out quick within a few minutes. The corals took a few days to recuperate but they have been healthy and back to growing for a while now. Just keep an eye out at the base of the polyps on any other euphyllia as they blend in super well but you can still see them if you watch for movement.
Euphyllia Coral Heads Dying - Help | Reef2Reef
2018年2月18日 · The dropped corals are dead. I think those corals brought something into the tank that is causing other euphyllia to die. When the first of the dropped corals died, it released a brown slime. I have read there is a protozoan that attacks euphyllia and am wondering if that is it and if so, how do you treat?
Treating Brown Jelly Disease Successfully | Reef2Reef
2022年5月1日 · Just check it out: when problems start with Euphyllia, do phosphate tests three times a day, morning before feeding, afternoon after feeding an hour later, and evening. If fluctuations in phosphate levels are more than 50% per day, this is the cause of problems ...
Euphyllia Corals Receding Tissue | Reef2Reef
2022年4月2日 · Euphyllia requires Stable tank conditions, and is intolerant to major swings in water quality, and is sensitive to almost any level of copper in the water. Since they are a large polyp stony coral, calcium and alkalinity are two very important water parameters that will affect the growth of your coral.
Euphyllia corals shrinking up | Reef2Reef
2018年2月10日 · IMO, 100-150 PAR is pretty low light for a lot of coral. Add in shadowing as they grow, and you are removing their major source of energy. I also feel like constant dips and movements of the coral add stress, so if anything was wrong with them, making frequent changes only adds stress, which in turn, makes it harder for them to recover.