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many factors. lighting, water quality, flow, fish or inverts picking on the coral, chemicals introduced accidentaly, bugs, worms... I mean the list goes on and on... to find out what is the culprit you would have to test and eliminate each possiblility. usually its something we did on accident.

Hey josh, you should swing by one night, that big stag i got from you has a funny side that may be bleaching and i had a little acro that is done.. Im gonna do all the tests tonight, but one day if your free you should swing by.. While your there i will let you wear my steelers jersey so you can feel like a winner..... lol..

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"While your there i will let you wear my steelers jersey so you can feel like a winner..... lol.."

Hey josh, you should swing by one night, that big stag i got from you has a funny side that may be bleaching and i had a little acro that is done.. Im gonna do all the tests tonight, but one day if your free you should swing by.. While your there i will let you wear my steelers jersey so you can feel like a winner..... lol..

 

ha ha, ha ha.... nope... yall got lucky, good defense. Garbage for offense.

 

yeah I was planing on swinging by this week, give me a call today to plan something.

Hey Travis- I just went thru the same thing- Acros bleached due to a sudden shift in salinity and possible light spectrum change- bulbs were 6+months old. I boosted the salinity and changed the bulbs- so far all is good.

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