Frogspawn closed up

[RDrink25]

For over a week it has been closed for no reason. Only thing I changed was lighting I went to LED's from T5's. Water is near perfect all the way around other than the CAL being 290. Any help because this is my favorite coral and would hate to lose it. I have tried move it to less flow but no luck? The anemone has always been there so I don't think they are fighting also when it was move that should of cured it then?

Before

After

 

[ChrisOaty]

It is the highest coral in your tank and depending on what type of LEDs you chose and the intensity, you may be right about there being too much light for it. Try moving it down?

 

[dmatt88]

What leds u get? How bout 40% for a week then 50 for another. Leds look dark n the reality is they are HOT

.........yep. I'm a reefer.

 

[RDrink25]

Started off low like 30% for 3 days the 40% for 3 days and just now getting up 50%

Red Sea MAX 130/130D - Modular LED.ca

 

[ChrisOaty]

sounds like matt hasn't come over to the dark side yet.

 

[gbose]

Rdrink,

I nearly killed most of my corals (zoa, mushrooms, duncans, frogspawn) by adding a single 19W LED to my RSM130. I didn't acclimate as I figured it was such a small increase over the 110W PC lights I already had.....

Go real slow!

GBose

 

[BigAl07]

I started mine at 20% then moved up 5% to 10% every other week or so.

Keep in mind that the frogspawn could be trying to regulate how much light is striking it's tissue because of the increased intensity. Also you need to look into your Cal level.. pretty low especially for a stony coral.