fastrd400
It wasn't me!
Can you change the location of the frag rack to set it up in an area of more light?
Weird problem i've been having
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yote
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Whats happening,is your moving em from lower indirect light to high direct light,basically shocking them.
When you take em off the frag rack,start em on the bottom and work em up from there.That SHOULD help.
When you take em off the frag rack,start em on the bottom and work em up from there.That SHOULD help.
d2mini
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Ya, that's what I figured Yote, but the problem like I said earlier is that I don't have anywhere to put them, other than the frag rack, that is temporary. If i don't epoxy them down, they will get picked up by an urchin, knocked over, lost, etc.
So I'm going to have to try the higher light fixture idea. Since my light is so easy to raise/lower with about 4' of vertical adjustement available, that should hopefully do the trick. :)
So I'm going to have to try the higher light fixture idea. Since my light is so easy to raise/lower with about 4' of vertical adjustement available, that should hopefully do the trick. :)
bjohanson1234
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You could try epoxying them on a smaller rock, but large enough that the urchin cant move it. Then moving that rock gradually to where you want it.
Ulta
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I think you had it figured out right d2 with the raising and lowering of the light fixture :)
That seems to be the most practical approach in your situation.
Those frags may be able to take the fixture lowered but not right away, they prolly just need to be eased into that intensity a little better
That seems to be the most practical approach in your situation.
Those frags may be able to take the fixture lowered but not right away, they prolly just need to be eased into that intensity a little better
