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Tbh though bta should be in the realm of 200+
noticed this white stuff in the bta tonight. Can’t tell if it’s going or not...
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Tbh though bta should be in the realm of 200+
ThanksI wouldn't. That only give you 1.5 watt per gallon. For $200 there are better Choices. How's the nem doing?
He only gets brine/mysis shrimp. I stopped feeding him directly weeks ago when a poster mentioned not feeding him.I gotta ask, are feeding him at all? I feed mine a small small amount everyday but it's oral disc was the size of a dime when I got em and now it's the size of a quarter in 3 weeks time. I feed it Omaga One Marine carnivore(same thing I feed my LPS coral).
You said in the post before this that he was doing fine just but looking smaller. Might be time to start feeding em again. I'd make it a very small meal and see if he eats or not.He only gets brine/mysis shrimp. I stopped feeding him directly weeks ago when a poster mentioned not feeding him.
Sorry but that light is garbage I bought the same one and returned it my RBT would not open up at all under that light I got a a80 not the best light too but I’ve been running the a80 kessil for 30 days and my RBT is coming back slowly I wish I bought the AI prime
How about thisI agree with not feeding. Feeding actually stresses nems and causes them to use alot of energy. Nems just like corals rely on the zooxanthellae in their tissue for restoring energy. However in healthy nems feeding once a week will help them grow and thrive considerably. Bottom line is nems need proper light over regular feedings. Also once a tank is established there is enough free floating food in the water column. Has your nem gained any color back?
Just my noobness I guess. Very helpful group on here.What trick did you use to get so many replies to your BTA issue? Lol