Water change question

[Dekon]

I am going to be doing my monthly WC. Last month some of my corals were just below the surface when I removed the water. I think this month, some will be above the water line when I do it this time. Is there any problem with the corals being above the water line for 5-10 minutes? Anyone have any opitions on what I should do.

Thanks

 

[tigerslacrosse4]

I think if its only for 5 or 10 mins you will be okay. Just don't get distracted.

 

[Bruno]

This should answer your question

[video=youtube;VfOBqEPX6GM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfOBqEPX6GM[/video]

 

[jamesdong009]

This should answer your question

Yup, all types of corals are exposed when the tide goes out.

 

[tigerslacrosse4]

I was going to say that but I was unsure of weather or not I was correct.

 

[nashlake]

Just make sure your lights are off when you do the water change so you dont burn the corals.

 

[wrassefan]

I splash water every few min as I do water change for those corals above water

 

[stevenp]

Just make sure your lights are off when you do the water change so you dont burn the corals.

+1..

 

[Dekon]

Thanks for the help.

 

[dcforester1]

I lay a wet paper towel over them. My frogspawn was way up, I would put a glass over it and when the water was lowered it would stay in the glass. It would work for awhile but eventually fall off. Thats how I ended up fragging it.