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Have you tried macro algae for lowering nitrates? Is your skimmer collecting skimmate?
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Water change is all that can be done immediately.
Years ago at about 9 months my nitrates stabilized on my aquarium. I think the larger the aquarium the longer it takes . But it will happen.
Rip cleaning your tank may take care of your nitrate issues. I was having the same problem with my rainbow before. Here are a rainbow and electric grape after rip cleaning.
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Have you tried macro algae for lowering nitrates? Is your skimmer collecting skimmate?
BTW Quinn the Boomberry acropora you sold me 5 months ago has really changed into a pretty peace , like the pics I seen of it . Cool !
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There is thread on it somewhere. It’s basically a 100% WC and a deep clean, but with a focus on keeping bacteria and hopefully not going through a secondary cycle.sorry, i've never heard of that before. What do you mean by rip cleaning?
Absolutely turns brown in too little light. Turns pale when phosphate is low(or with heavy gfo) my main colony is doing well in 100 maybe less par, frags are very bright including the base gets very blue up over 300 par. Overall pretty darn hardy for me. When you got it, did it loose its color? Or got it in that condition?
Here’s one from the day after I posted the thread!
Absolutely turns brown in too little light. Turns pale when phosphate is low(or with heavy gfo) my main colony is doing well in 100 maybe less par, frags are very bright including the base gets very blue up over 300 par. Overall pretty darn hardy for me. When you got it, did it loose its color? Or got it in that condition?