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Originally Posted by soapy
Sounds good Proteus. Keep a close eye on your corals if any have bubbles stuck to corals after the air goes off you will want to blow them off. Or perhaps move these corals to a part of the tank not getting bubbles. Air stuck on the coral's tissue can cause problems.
There are many corals that rarely touch air.
The ones living along the reef crest and reef flat are most tolerant of air. Acroporas are the most common in these areas from what I read.
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I did read about lps able to get embolism... But I only keep acros. In talking to Cruz he stated that to start you do 10 hours a night for 3 nights then down to 5 hours a night.
It has been said that this method will get rid of nuisance algae, cyano, Dino's
I have a ton of flow so not a issue with bubble collecting
I would suggest getting a hold of Cruz Arias at elegant corals if you have any questions. He has been great taking me through this