Anybody dose Vitamin C
 

I was reading vitamin c plays a huge part in Coral calcification, I'm curious if anyone doses something specific for vitamin c.

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Yup, Brightwells 3 times a week. Do I know if it's working? Nope.

Am just curious where corals get their vitamin C from in the oceans ;)

maybe I should float some oranges? Where does the ocean get vitamin C?

Most animals produce their own.

I think Oysters for example have a decent amount of VC in them.

I dose brightwell vit c helps a bit bring out orange color maybe lol

Vita C
 

I use Sodium Ascorbate (Vit C)
for my Zoas.they seem to open up more and grow quicker.I had one zoa that wouldn't open up and after doseing for a short time it has opened and is growing.They say dose for a month and stop for three to four month.

I dose vitamin c to boost orange color and I also added into the food for my fishes.

Ult OP polyps turned green after acquiring the piece last year but the orange came back after dosing vit. C so I'm a believer in dosing it... JL didn't have any when I was over last week... Hmmmm

And mixing it in his fish food has really brought out the orange spot on his Achilles

You bet buddy! Shhhh, trade secret.

I dose the brightwell multi vitamin and my oranges and reds go crazy from it..
also I dose the vitamin c now. don't notice as much of change with the vitamin c though..


most noticeable on the orange passion

before and after pics anyone?

Never had a chance to take any pics before to compare.

Think selcon has enough to make a difference?

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I feed selcon regularly, never noticed any difference in that sense.

Think it helps out clams with bits of orange keep it also high end sps like orange passion actually gets orange polyps. In no way is this gonna make a collection of brown coral turn orange 😉

I had em. not on this phone. I can show you the opportunity now under led

http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/...pssjnw1ejk.jpg


AFTER

good enough?

It's pretty, but without a before pic, it's not really much more than a nice pic of a nice coral, I can see how bright the oranges are for sure though.

Would really need to be pics taken before and after under same lighting to show what the difference is.

Not a big deal, just if somene did have a good example of dosing vc's effects, it would be interesting.

Lots of people advocating dosing it, so I'm sure there's some examples out there, I'll use my google..

Before
http://i864.photobucket.com/albums/a...psnqhweohb.png
After
http://i864.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps1tkejuh2.png

You should do a six month test with your tank and share with us... And don't forget to take pics... We would be very interested to see if it will work for your corals in your tank... Couldn't hurt..... If anything would improve your corals and it's cheap. A splash of orange in all that brown would give it a nice contrast too!

Well I had a bottle kicking around so I'm going to start dosing the fish & coral foods and see if it does anything.

here is a before pic I found different lighting, but if you ain't starring at Brown corals for the last 10 yrs, then you will have some sense of color judgement towards the difference in lighting.

so please show me some of the different shades of brown you got!
before questioning everybody else
http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/...psb6bojcza.jpg

Might of missed it but how much Vitamin C are you guys dosing? I dose a vitamin supplement already wonder how much vitamin C it contains.

try the vitamin c and multi vitamin. I just add whenever lol.

I just do recommended dosing on the container, but I know some people, cough cough, who double up. What's the worst that can happen, some brown coral maybe?

Eh? Brown is the new in colour... Didn't you know? Wish I know how to get some of those... I'll google Brown Raft and see if there are any....

I am currently dosing 20 ml, twice per week... If that means anything...

Lol. somebody should start a book.. "50 shades of brown"

no names!

A large thread in vitamin c dosing on r2r

http://www.reef2reef.com/index.php?t...eless%29.8931/

are you trying to see if your corals have any other color, other then just 50 shades of brown.? gt