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schigara - Posts: 468
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How often are you checking the parameters of your tank water?
If, for some reason, I need to check freshly mixed water, I usually wait at least 12 hours.
If, for some reason, I need to check freshly mixed water, I usually wait at least 12 hours.
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schigara - Posts: 468
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Do you keep SPS? I have read that softies do appreciate iodide additions but the extra sliming off from the softies, due to the extra iodide, is bad for the hard stuff(SPS)
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dick_headers - Posts: 424
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I figured when "all" the parameters are right on the spot everything's in the tank brighter, cleaner and healthier.
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dick_headers - Posts: 424
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That's why I try to be careful not to overdose. I have a few candycan, sun,favia moon coral, but mostly zoos and other small polyps and mushrooms. So far the SPS corals doesn't seem to care.
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dick_headers - Posts: 424
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Well.. I used that product in my 75G and I noticed faster growing and better looking corals. ( not that I want fast growing stuffs in my nano:-) I've never have that kind of success with any other suppliments.
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schigara - Posts: 468
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Being an impatient person myself, and always wanting to "help things along", I have added suplements like Lugols and even did the Prodibio protocol for a while. My corals have always been happiest with just basic maintenance and leaving the tank alone.