Attydelvalle
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I got back to this hobby 2 months ago. I took a 10 year break from it. I was in it for 5 plus years. A lot has changed since 2008.
DO NOT CRUCIFY ME WITH MY SET UP. I have a 75. I know I have fish that should be in a bigger tank. I am already looking to get something over 150 gal as soon as I find one for a reasonable price or when I can afford to get it. My placement of the corals might be off, but so far, all are thriving. Feel free to tell me what I need to do differently.
Anyway, I’ve read quite a bit about Galaxea, and nothing seems to be good about it. I inherited this galaxea a month ago and I’ve added other corals around it. So far, I’ve only seen it’s tentacles reach out an inch max. It has also spawned (?) and I have several on the sandbed.
My main question is should I go ahead and get rid of it considering it’s bad reputation or monitor to see if I got lucky and it won’t spread it’s tentacles longer than what it has?
FYI: I feed my corals every other day. I change my water every 5 days. I test almost every other day for the standard ones and test once a week for the 3. I dose for the Mg and Ca, although Alk is in a good level at this time and don’t need dosing. I just started doing sps 2 weeks ago and so far everyone is happy. I do have 2 echotech4, but figured I don’t need to switch the lights at this time since they are all doing fine.
DO NOT CRUCIFY ME WITH MY SET UP. I have a 75. I know I have fish that should be in a bigger tank. I am already looking to get something over 150 gal as soon as I find one for a reasonable price or when I can afford to get it. My placement of the corals might be off, but so far, all are thriving. Feel free to tell me what I need to do differently.
Anyway, I’ve read quite a bit about Galaxea, and nothing seems to be good about it. I inherited this galaxea a month ago and I’ve added other corals around it. So far, I’ve only seen it’s tentacles reach out an inch max. It has also spawned (?) and I have several on the sandbed.
My main question is should I go ahead and get rid of it considering it’s bad reputation or monitor to see if I got lucky and it won’t spread it’s tentacles longer than what it has?
FYI: I feed my corals every other day. I change my water every 5 days. I test almost every other day for the standard ones and test once a week for the 3. I dose for the Mg and Ca, although Alk is in a good level at this time and don’t need dosing. I just started doing sps 2 weeks ago and so far everyone is happy. I do have 2 echotech4, but figured I don’t need to switch the lights at this time since they are all doing fine.