I have one SPS frag that has some white on the top of it. Ive had it about 2 or 3 weeks. None of the other frags have white. I saw some pics of other peoples SPS corals and a lot have some white on top. Is this normal?
My Montipora digitatas and my Seriatopora histrix have white tips and they are definitely growing... I would assume this is normal, but I am only going on my third week of keeping SPS.
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I read your magnesium has to be extremely high to cause any kind of deleterious effect. Natural seawater is ~1285 ppm and you start to see problems in corals and clams at 8000 ppm. And, it would be impossible to overdose magnesium unless you intentionally did it; it is far more likely to be low then too high.
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Originally Posted by Bonebrake
I read your magnesium has to be extremely high to cause any kind of deleterious effect. Natural seawater is ~1285 ppm and you start to see problems in corals and clams at 8000 ppm. And, it would be impossible to overdose magnesium unless you intentionally did it; it is far more likely to be low then too high.
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sounds good to me...
Originally Posted by Aztec Reef
White tips are definetly growth, There's nothing wrong with it unless starts happening from the bottom-up or other places other than the Tips.
sweet.
thats the only white i see on any of my SPS frags. Im going to wait a little longer then I might try to get a bigger coral
The frag i have its more like a round top, its not really like a stick looking.
And its white at the tip on one part. Im assuming its the same thing but ill try to get a pic tomorrow, but I can only take pics with my camera phone