Corals won't open!

[nanoreef1]

Need help guys mite of overdose the tank. Corals been closed about 3 weeks already. Anyone have about 20 gallon of salt water that's established? Can take it off your hands when you do a water change. Please let me know. That will most likely fix the problem. I have been doing water changes every week also on the tank 5 gallons. Nothing is dying but they look upset.

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[CMD2213]

Adding someone elses water wont make it right exactly depending on what they keep their parameters at best thing to do is small water changes daily or so to reduce the excess . Have you tested the oarameters yet to see whats the issue exactly?

[pirate2876]

What do you think you overdosed?

[crabbysd]

scripps water. fish swim in it. corals are growing in it. well established.

[sushi]

I agree, Scripps = most established reef tank in the world!

[jessegarcia28]

Oh no
Stay away from scripps
Do at least a 30% water change and check your water parameters
Gl bro


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[Kris]

If you have already done many water changes, the corals might be stressing over the constantly changing conditions?

+1 test the water and report your current parameters, otherwise we can only guess.
gl

[Jega]

Hey dude! I'm here in San Marcos as well, I have a full range test kit if you need to use it! I'm not sure if other peoples established water will help your cause but you're welcome to come steal some!

[sushi]

did they open yet!!!!!!!

[nanoreef1]

Corals are not dying yet. Starting to open up a little not much, but they are alive. Anemone is open well now.

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[nanoreef1]

Before I started dosing.

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[nanoreef1]

Today. Sps doing good. And nem pic is before lights out.

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[ricenoodle]

What did you dose with? I'd say a steady regimen of water changes twice a week of matching parameters to before and let time do its thing. Don't want to change too much too fast. Given the amount of livestock i don't think you needed to dose to start with but just food for thought.