Those parameters are both well within range for Diodon holocanthus - finding them in cool inshore water is a normal habitat for them.I do agree the salt and temp are both lower than what tropical fish thrive in.
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Those parameters are both well within range for Diodon holocanthus - finding them in cool inshore water is a normal habitat for them.I do agree the salt and temp are both lower than what tropical fish thrive in.
That’s true personal preference I guess.Those parameters are both well within range for Diodon holocanthus - finding them in cool inshore water is a normal habitat for them.
Personally disagree with this, it's what I run my LPS tank at and it's working well for mesalt is low, water is cold
It’s what you run but may not be favorable for all especially if a community tank, many fish will not do well in colder tempsPersonally disagree with this, it's what I run my LPS tank at and it's working well for me
Probably why you have soo many problems with your tank(s).Personally disagree with this, it's what I run my LPS tank at and it's working well for me
what the heck are you talking about? Any higher temp and my pectinia will not inflate, all corals are growing well (exept for my wilsoni, which is currently in too low flow, moving tonight) the only problems I've had are with pests, and temperature has nothing to do with that. Maybe next time realize that the majority of issues with my tank are not temperature or salinity relatedProbably why you have soo many problems with your tank(s).
I do not have many fish at the moment, though now that you mention that I may run temp up to 73-74It’s what you run but may not be favorable for all especially if a community tank, many fish will not do well in colder temps
I run my tank around 78 and 42 fish over 5 years doing well
Each tank differs especially based on occupants
what the heck are you talking about? Any higher temp and my pectinia will not inflate, all corals are growing well (exept for my wilsoni, which is currently in too low flow, moving tonight) the only problems I've had are with pests, and temperature has nothing to do with that. Maybe next time realize that the majority of issues with my tank are not temperature or salinity related
So I'm not doing this, raised my tank from 71 to 73ish and my barabattoia started bleaching......... back to 71 I guessI do not have many fish at the moment, though now that you mention that I may run temp up to 73-74
Not listening to this, I thought that just maybe the low temperature is why I don't see many feeding responses, raised it two degrees and my barabattoia started bleaching. Just wanted to let you know that you don't know what you're talking about and this is your fault.Probably why you have soo many problems with your tank(s).