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hi reef mate i need some help on my zoa , it have been never open up since last week. yesterday i just found out my ca is too high around 485 but i have changed my water and it already droup now to 415.. other ten tat mag is 1400 , kh 7.3 , ph 8.34. tks for the help

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Maybe zoanthid nudibranchs.

You may wish to try out Fauna Marin's Pest Control that's available at Marinelife, Madpetz or Iwarna.

http://www.reefcentr...d.php?t=1840397

Effective against zoa nudis, acro eating flatworms, amphipods, bacterial infections and can be used with sensitive species like xenia. A 250ml bottle will last a long long time (30 drops or approximately 1.5ml per 4 liters of water). This should equate to about 160 standard 4L dips.

Always something more important than fish.

http://reefbuilders.com/2012/03/08/sps-pico-reef/

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Your KH is low.Try to maintain it above 8

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Your KH is low.Try to maintain it above 8

IMO, 7.3 kh, if consistent is ok. But like what Sherman advised 8+ is better.This might be your problem, but remote.

Other ways that have worked for me :( 1 ) Bring the frag out, gives it a cold shower under sprayed tap water. 3 X 1 min. The zoas will closed up, so its safe. The culprits, whatever they are, will be hopefully flushed off. ( 2 ) If unable to take the frar/rock out, then blow the zoas colony with a wave maker or whatever you have, to send the irritants away. ( 3 ) check for the small irregular shaped small white, greyish star. ( i dont know the name, nvr can remember ). They are zoas eater. Take them off and toss it into the tiolet bowl.No need to flush !( 4 ) If its nudibranchs, consult the pest controllers like DR FuEl.

Good Luck,

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