sloppyjoseph
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Hello all. I bought an established (2+yrs) Aquapod 24 about 3 months ago and i've been on a learning quest ever since. I've put hundreds of dollars of corals in it and now i'm trying to get the to grow as quickly as possible. I run the stock PC lights which combine to 64w. All of my other corals are showing signs of slow growth (Frogspawn, Torch, Mushrooms...etc.) except for my favites and duncans. The duncan heads have gotten larger but they have not started to grow any new heads and I believe my favites are dying.
I purchased a maroon favites from SWF about a month ago and I just got another little frag of a blue favia from my LFS for cheap. The new one is looking okay. It's "Swollen" up and actually looks like it's alive but I never see any tenticles to feed it.
The maroon favites looks horrible. It doesn't have any flesh on it and the edges are dark. It still has color but it is pretty faded. It's also very slimy to the touch. I feed them both "Wild Toe" coral food 2x a week with the pumps off at night. I have them in the bottom of my tank in the sand bed. I have yet to see any tenticles on them. This has me worried. I wish they would grow so I could get a nice big favites like I see in pics. Can someone help?
I purchased a maroon favites from SWF about a month ago and I just got another little frag of a blue favia from my LFS for cheap. The new one is looking okay. It's "Swollen" up and actually looks like it's alive but I never see any tenticles to feed it.
The maroon favites looks horrible. It doesn't have any flesh on it and the edges are dark. It still has color but it is pretty faded. It's also very slimy to the touch. I feed them both "Wild Toe" coral food 2x a week with the pumps off at night. I have them in the bottom of my tank in the sand bed. I have yet to see any tenticles on them. This has me worried. I wish they would grow so I could get a nice big favites like I see in pics. Can someone help?