brandan
Member
So as some of you might have read, I got a RBTA for my birthday from my loving girlfriend. I have had it about a week or so, and it is already not looking to hot. It moved around to where it was comfortable, and that spot happened to be under a rock. I simply turned the rock over, so it could get the light that it needed. It's foot was and is firmly attached to the rock, the only problem is, that I came home today from work, and it was completely deflated with it's mouth open. I feed it the day before yesterday, so it could be "wasting" but I don't think so, it only ate half of a Silverside. Last night it was ok before the lights went out, but it did not look the fullest. I know it is probably still adapting to my tank, but it is really starting to scare me, she spent a lot of money on it, and I would hate to think by buying something, I killed it. It is in my 55gal. more than halfway up the rockwall, with my 4x96 PC Retro (my MHs aren't done yet). I would assume this is sufficient light, but I would not think that lighting would be much of an issue at this stage yet. Params are as followed:
SG 1.025 all day long
pH 8.2
am 0
trites 0
trates 5-10max
temp 80* day 79* night
The tank was setup with RO water and is topped off with RO water twice a day, the salinity does not change at all. Everything eles in the tank is doing awesome, fish, corals, other inverts, EVERYTHING. Any thoughts? Is it slowly dieing?
SG 1.025 all day long
pH 8.2
am 0
trites 0
trates 5-10max
temp 80* day 79* night
The tank was setup with RO water and is topped off with RO water twice a day, the salinity does not change at all. Everything eles in the tank is doing awesome, fish, corals, other inverts, EVERYTHING. Any thoughts? Is it slowly dieing?



