Whats the common denominator

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6 month old tank....heavily stock via smaller tank that was 1 year old.

GROUP A: Torch, recordia, carpet nem, Montipora(bleach in week) - all no growth or shrinking. All of these happen to coral new additions.

GROUP B: zoas, Duncan bubbletip nems, birds nest, Yuma, various mushrooms, hammer coral, rock nems - all steady growing. Hammer and Yuma are new additions.

Do you see something in my parameters that would stop the GROUP A not to thrive? Carpet nem was purchased a 6", down to 3-4 inches after 3-4 months. It is in the bottom corner, my guess is not enough light. Recordia is getting quality light next to a yuma that has doubled and had 2 babies.


2x3 tank, 88 gal, 1 AI prime, 2 noopsche 3's.

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Alkalinity & salinity swings might be one of the culprits, from your recorded parameters
 
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Polyp polynomial: How many heads do you start with when buying zoas?

  • One head is enough to get started.

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  • 2 to 4 heads.

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  • 5 heads or more.

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  • Full colony.

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