The only one I've used is the Red Sea ReefLED50 on my AIO.
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I've never fragged, I'm a newbie.
TM AFR pegged on alk at 8.5 +-.5
Reef primer dip for 5 minute followed by 4+ hours in KFC dip.
Reef primer followed by KFC. This is after an in tank cipro and amox treatment. The only other thing I do is manual removal of anything I see bad and getting a BVN for red planaria.
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I’m a rebel, I don’t dip lol! One of these days I’m sure I’ll pay for it but I always try to make sure to buy from top notch sellers
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I just float them for 30-45 minutes and in they go!
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Careful dipping protocol has been the best thing for long term coral growth. Pests can reverse years of growth in a very short time. Those losses are crushing to the reefers morale.
"What has been the single best thing you've done to help boost coral growth in your tank?"
Careful dipping protocol has been the best thing for long term coral growth. Pests can reverse years of growth in a very short time. Those losses are crushing to the reefers morale.
Many years, but the oldest I have currently is a Blue Ridge coral that That I got as a frag over 10 years ago.
Trading stuff back in, or just giving it back to the LFS, sometimes for credit, other times just to make room. I gave a store a few buckets of coral a few weeks ago and I noticed today that they had fragged my Orange Ricordia rock and were offering singles for sale for $35.00 each. Those will be available for a long time to come as they multiply quickly once they get established in a tank.
Historically I have a soft spot for Indo acros because they have so many colors and growth patterns, and once they are established they are highly desirable for trades to feed the addiction of reefing.
I am recovering from a few years of tank neglect and starting to mix in more acans and other LPS along with the Acros. Can't wait to see things start blossoming out again.
Metal Halide Double Ended 250 watt Phoenix Hexarc Blue. The color was crisp daylight blue and very pleasing to look at. Corals grew like weeds and the colors were amazing to look at. Add Orange viewing glasses and i could stare at the tanks all day.
I like to let things grow and fill in an area. When things get too crowded I either yank a colony to make open space or prune stuff to keep them from fighting.
Once they are in balance I just test and adjust the output of the calcium reactor to keep it stable. Retest and dial in the flow of the dosing pumps and adjust as things grow and demand increases.
I test for magnesium and adjust that, and occasionally send off an ICP to make sure things are good. Change water if trace elements are too far out.
Gotta say, being able to frag for a friend.
2-part diy with mag in the ca. I also carbon dose.
