scubasteve
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Zoas Always Change To A Brown Color
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Jewel
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Dave knows I was just funnin
bart84
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Ya maybe they are, I am getting old. Lol
Jewel
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Not really Dave LOL, Me and Pulp got the Old Reefer down. Seriously Zoas aren't really that easy to keep. Some people have luck with them and some don't. Wht ever the reason. Idon't think light is the problem though.
bart84
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I think I might be lacking in mag or possibly iodide.
reeferkeeper420
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Lighting can play a major role in zoa health. Especially if your lights arent giving off enough par, and the right spectrum. I know it sucks, but id look into changing your bulb combo. Than at leat youve eliminated that as the problem. Ive never dosed iodide so.i cant tell you anything in regard to that.. if there turning brown that could be the zooxanthelle which happens alot with low lighting. Hows your N03 and P04?