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a couple of days ago one of my two bubble corals just deflated until all
that was left was a white skim on a piece of rock. there were no water quality issues that I can pinpoint other than the removal of about 24 sea slugs that may have been plundering my corals. now today it's pal has done likewise but after a few hours it has returned a little to almost half it's original size. I can see a few very small bubbles on the other piece and I'm wondering what would cause them to go downhill so rapidly, one day great and within a few hours totally deflated. the only thing I can see is a spike in the nitrates to 10ppm but that would hardly cause this would it? my xenia are all closed up to so have I released something into the water as I captured the slugs (with tweezers) but the mushrooms etc... are fine and larger then ever with the button polyps popping up all over the place. Robin |
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