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08/14/2017, 09:20 PM | #1 |
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Want a Zoa Tank
I'm wanting to start a zoa tank in my 180g. I've made many trys at it, but every time I zoa frag, within a week the frag withers away and dies. Aside from the usual ammonia, nitrate, nitrite parameters, are there any other specific parameters I need to keep in check? The tank is a 180g with Aqua Illumination Sol Blue LED lighting. Two MP40s for flow. Fish are a pair of clowns, hippo tang, kole tang, wrasse, and magestic angel.
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08/15/2017, 08:10 PM | #2 | |
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Besides that, what are your steps for fragging? Telling us how you do it might help us see if it's all being done correctly.
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08/16/2017, 09:34 AM | #3 |
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[QUOTE=mike61289;25181854]Are you sure the majestic angel isn't nibbling on them? They're known to feed on zoas.
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08/16/2017, 01:02 PM | #4 |
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Majestic Angel could be the culprit. I Haven't started making the tank into a zoa tank. It's something I want to do, but since the zoas keep dying I wanted to know if there are any specific water parameters I need to keep in check an if my Aqua Illumination Sol Blue LED lighting is good for keeping zoas.
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