socalnano24
Active Member
I read up on this before posting and I think that what everyone else has experienced has started to happen in my tank.
My back wall used to be COVERED in corraline, which has now slowly made way for a type of hair algae over a more bleached corraline.
My GBTA anemone used to be complacent all the way at the bottom of the tank(for like 4 months), but now prefers being as high up as he can go.
Otherwise the height of corraline left on the back wall has risen higher (I've also heard this happens as lights age?)
So I'm guessing its time to change em. Its only been 7 months, is this what other PC lightng people have experienced in terms of timing on the bulbs?
(BTW since somebody will ask, I checked my levels last week and my nitrite nitrate and ammonia are non perceivable), pH is 8.2, SG is stable at 1.025, and last time I checked my calcium was at 430, and I've dosed a few tsp of Purple Tech since to correct that.
My back wall used to be COVERED in corraline, which has now slowly made way for a type of hair algae over a more bleached corraline.
My GBTA anemone used to be complacent all the way at the bottom of the tank(for like 4 months), but now prefers being as high up as he can go.
Otherwise the height of corraline left on the back wall has risen higher (I've also heard this happens as lights age?)
So I'm guessing its time to change em. Its only been 7 months, is this what other PC lightng people have experienced in terms of timing on the bulbs?
(BTW since somebody will ask, I checked my levels last week and my nitrite nitrate and ammonia are non perceivable), pH is 8.2, SG is stable at 1.025, and last time I checked my calcium was at 430, and I've dosed a few tsp of Purple Tech since to correct that.