Stoping STN~~

[braincoral]

Due to competing of spaces from my sps, It

end up in a battle of stinging each other

so one branch got stung~and end up Stn

from to 1/3 to 1/2 of the branch~

Worrying that might end up losing the whole

frag, I decided to change 15 percent of water

instead..Luckily the STN stop ..and the frag

is back to its healthy stage again

Therefore.I think changing of water might help

in slowing down the stages of STN or rather put

to a stop to it

[Soul]

That really depends what the parameters were in the first place before changing water

[cedricang]

IMO, water change might not the main reason why your stn stop. Some sps has the ability to hold on to their ground even they have loss some part of it as a result of stinging from the more agressive sps. Well of course wc may have aid in improving the water quality thus the healing ability of the sps.

In fact, it would be very interesting to log down the supremercy between sps and keep a record of what species is more aggressive than the other.

For one, i have just notice that acro desalwii can win over stylopora

[MarcoVan]

IMO, water change might not the main reason why your stn stop. Some sps has the ability to hold on to their ground even they have loss some part of it as a result of stinging from the more agressive sps. Well of course wc may have aid in improving the water quality thus the healing ability of the sps.

In fact, it would be very interesting to log down the supremercy between sps and keep a record of what species is more aggressive than the other.

For one, i have just notice that acro desalwii can win over stylopora

milles are awesome fighters and stingers!

[FuEl]

Found this interesting write up about STN, 3 parts to it.

http://blog.fragd.it/2009/11/12/stn-and-the-real-issues-part-2/