What do you think about R2R offering FREE learning modules and certificates on certain reefing topics?

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So based on the Bio-ORACLE database we can find that the highest concentration of Nitrate and Phosphate in Oceans at the maximum depth of each grid is 38.9 ppm and 3.47ppm. (at water surface 32ppm and 2.2ppm)

I then checked the phosphate and Nitrate concentration near Australia and it's obvious that some reef cliffs are living in Phosphate as high as 2.3ppm and Nitrate as high as 32ppm, So the experience of some members with high levels of these may be just right if maintained well.

(Phos 1-2ppm and Nitrate 15ppm seems regular)


Nitrate

Phosphate

Maybe information or assessments like this help education in the forum.

@revhtree What's your valuable opinion?

Again, not arguing just pointing out that there's often multiple successful ways to run a healthy, thriving reef tank.

 

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Again, not arguing just pointing out that there's often multiple successful ways to run a healthy, thriving reef tank.

Yeah for sure no argue, respectively no offense.

I just mean that you are right, we can use many methods that is used by nature.

I do agree with you.

It will depend on who is giving the info, imo. There are quite a few industry recognized professionals already here on R2R, and they would be a great resource for this.

Yeah both science and experience matters and I do respect both.

But prefer not to go just with one of them, none of these alone could be successful.