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Water Temp for RBTA


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use to have it at 28-29 no problem,

now having it in sps tank. 26.5 to 27.5.. :)

BTAs can take fairy moderate temperature as they are usually in low lying reef and at times during low tide, totally exposed to sunlight.

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On 11/19/2017 at 2:03 PM, Komerider said:

Reviving this thread. Can rbta survive at 29-30 degree?

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It would be better at 28 degrees. Right now, I have a fan that keeps my temp at 28.2 degrees and below, I am going to keep BTA eventually in that tank, if I put Green star polyps inside and they survive. As far as im concerned if you have a fan that keeps ur tank at 28 degrees and below it should be fine. 29-30 degrees i think may be risky. I have had a hammer coral survive for a few months under 28.8-29.3 degrees last time. But for long-lasting lives of corals best if 28degrees and under. 

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