Should i be worried?

[Notsolostfish]

My tank is 7 months old, very stable i tested my parameters weekly. No swings. My nutrients never drop below 0.. i do biweekly water changes 150G. Iv had that free birdnest frag for 7 months now. I grew it from 0 branches. Yesterday. I was checking the sides of it and it has rtn or stn. Or wharever you call it. The birdnest was a free frag not too worried about it. My worry is would rtn or stn spread to other corals like my lps garden? Or is that just an sps thingy? I have a beautiful stylo as well that white spots at the bottom if somebody can check for me if thats stn because now im anxious.

 

[Rams]

Your parameters looks good.send your water for icp test and see if any high/less elements present in your water

 

[vetteguy53081]

My tank is 7 months old, very stable i tested my parameters weekly. No swings. My nutrients never drop below 0.. i do biweekly water changes 150G. Iv had that free birdnest frag for 7 months now. I grew it from 0 branches. Yesterday. I was checking the sides of it and it has rtn or stn. Or wharever you call it. The birdnest was a free frag not too worried about it. My worry is would rtn or stn spread to other corals like my lps garden? Or is that just an sps thingy? I have a beautiful stylo as well that white spots at the bottom if somebody can check for me if thats stn because now im anxious.

Seldom does RTN spread. If BJD, it increases the chances, I see tissue loss and can be due to several factors such as :
- Alkalinity spike
- Temperature spike
- Salinity spike
- Low dissolved oxygen
- Poor water quality related with phosphate levels up to 5 ppm
- Change in water flow
- Additions of sand
- Changes in brand of salt
- Bad test kits giving faulty results
- Levels of minor elements such as Iodine, Potassium, Strontium
- Light intensity
- Addition of new corals

 

[Notsolostfish]

Seldom does RTN spread. If BJD, it increases the chances, I see tissue loss and can be due to several factors such as :
- Alkalinity spike
- Temperature spike
- Salinity spike
- Low dissolved oxygen
- Poor water quality related with phosphate levels up to 5 ppm
- Change in water flow
- Additions of sand
- Changes in brand of salt
- Bad test kits giving faulty results
- Levels of minor elements such as Iodine, Potassium, Strontium
- Light intensity
- Addition of new corals

I mean i test weekly. I dont see any of that. Addition of new corals yes im constantly adding new corals

 

[Dburr1014]

My tank is 7 months old, very stable i tested my parameters weekly. No swings. My nutrients never drop below 0.. i do biweekly water changes 150G. Iv had that free birdnest frag for 7 months now. I grew it from 0 branches. Yesterday. I was checking the sides of it and it has rtn or stn. Or wharever you call it. The birdnest was a free frag not too worried about it. My worry is would rtn or stn spread to other corals like my lps garden? Or is that just an sps thingy? I have a beautiful stylo as well that white spots at the bottom if somebody can check for me if thats stn because now im anxious.

Birds nest are finicky. Not a very new user friendly coral, imo.
It won't spread, put your mind at ease.

 

[PeterErc]

Seldom does RTN spread. If BJD, it increases the chances, I see tissue loss and can be due to several factors such as :
- Alkalinity spike
- Temperature spike
- Salinity spike
- Low dissolved oxygen
- Poor water quality related with phosphate levels up to 5 ppm
- Change in water flow
- Additions of sand
- Changes in brand of salt
- Bad test kits giving faulty results
- Levels of minor elements such as Iodine, Potassium, Strontium
- Light intensity
- Addition of new corals

Why not link the article instead of copying and pasting from it

RTN and STN possible causes and Treatments

Everybody in these hobby had suffered of RTN (rapid tissue necrosis) or STN (slow tissue necrosis) in their priceless Acroporas or Montiporas corals but its hard to find information about how to deal with this problem, all the information its always spread in the web and in short articles, so I t...

www.nano-reef.com

 

[vetteguy53081]

Why not link the article instead of copying and pasting from it

RTN and STN possible causes and Treatments

Everybody in these hobby had suffered of RTN (rapid tissue necrosis) or STN (slow tissue necrosis) in their priceless Acroporas or Montiporas corals but its hard to find information about how to deal with this problem, all the information its always spread in the web and in short articles, so I t...

www.nano-reef.com

Been posting this list for four years and if a list bothers you, I’ll attach link. Wish I had your problems
I’m on the road and linked from my phone.

 

[PeterErc]

Been posting this list for four years and if a list bothers you, I’ll attach link. Wish I had your problems
I’m on the road and linked from my phone.

Drive safe