Sakura2282
Reef lover!!!
What happens to them? I don't want them to get hurt. My emerald crab is eating like he was starving after he molted a few days ago.
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Yeah, my brother told me magnesium is poisonous. :unsure:it will kill them if it gets to high that is what happen to smitty but his 2430ppm. https://www.livingreefs.com/threads/snails-keep-dying.47596/
No, but I can check them I have a calcium and alk test. Do you think it will take any food? I can try and feed it.I am a believer that GSP can just be temperamental, the one I have now is the first one that has ever done well in my tanks. In the past when I tried to keep them they would do fine for months then just fall apart and die.
Are you checking any other water parameters like alk, or calcium?
And have you tried feeding anything like marine snow?
I believe my emerald crab has been eating the GSP polyps or something. There is plenty of algae in my tank for it and sometimes I fed him spirulina formula. And this started since he had molted. I believe he will eat all my GSP I can't be at home all the time watching him, but I just saw him nipping at the GSP skeleton and I pushed him away of it with an stick and gave him some food.If it's not open it won't take food. I was just curious if you were feeding. And the calcium shouldn't bother the GSP too much since they don't use it but the if the alk is off it may. I wish I could help but I'm no GSP whisper
That's interesting. Mine only goes after the junk that settles in between the polyps. Are you seeing the GSP tissue degrading or regressing?I believe my emerald crab has been eating the GSP polyps or something. There is plenty of algae in my tank for it and sometimes I fed him spirulina formula. And this started since he had molted. I believe he will eat all my GSP I can't be at home all the time watching him, but I just saw him nipping at the GSP skeleton and I pushed him away of it with an stick and gave him some food.
I thought mine was doing the same, but I just saw him nipping the pink mat of the coral. Now, I believe this is the reason why the GSP Is not opening. :(:cry:That's interesting. Mine only goes after the junk that settles in between the polyps. Are you seeing the GSP tissue degrading or regressing?
Now I'm sure his the problem. I saw him again eating the coral's mat when the lights went out. I went to my laptop to see the pictures I took of the corals two weeks ago and I've compared them with how it looks now. And he has eaten a lot of the coral's edges I couldn't believe it when I saw the two pictures. I fed him a lot today and still it wasn't enough for him. I believe he develops a taste for it, one from which he won't come back now I know. He's out of my tank and he won be coming back. The next could be my duncas or the candy coral. I will take no more risks.It could be but it's very odd. I've never heard of or seen them go after a coral.
You could trap him and in a soda bottle with holes poked all over it for water flow for a day or two and see if they open then.
Yeah! what a jerk he has been your cat can have it. He will be a good snack for him lol.WOW !!
He has eaten a lot of it what a jerk. The mat looks very healthy too. You have a rouge crab on your hands you should give him to my cat.