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![]() I saw an article about feeding corals a few months back.They did a small test with 2 tanks,one with just light and one with light and food.Added a number of differant corals,then compared the differance after I can't remember how long.Huge differance in growth rates in the fed tank.I'll see if I can find it and I'll post a link to it.But it leads one to think that a tank with coral friendly fish would be the way to go.You feed the fish,the corals eat too,then eat again when the fish take their morning constitutional.
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![]() Yeah, my Clowns crap right in the mouths of my LPSs. The hosting causes the LPS to shrink, but if the Clown moves on, the growth from the crapolla is apparent when the LPS expands.
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![]() Nitrate and Phosphates are actually required for proper growth of many animals. In fact, there's European nitrate products available for people who can't keep up to the nitrate needs of their giant clams.
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![]() Will the Phyto feast not break down and create some nitrate?
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![]() It probably will. It all depends on what your filtration is like, how many animals eat it, and how much Phyto Feast you use.
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