Zoas with undetectable nitrates and phosphates?

[dc4]

+1 on the vitamin c dosing for zoas.

I had tons of spaghetti worms due to my feeding and their arms do irritate znp but my filefish took care of that issue.

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[SteveConn]

I havent seen any more sundials, but keeping the webcam on to record @ night (1 frame every 15 sec). Did spot colinista snails. Some heavy infestation of spaghetti worms in that spot.. I think it may be an area that collects detritus.

I've been dosing vitamin C for a while, but not feeding much other than whats left over from feeding the fish.
I have a product similar to reef chili.

I guess I have to feed more to get my nitrates to a detectable level?

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by SteveConn

I havent seen any more sundials, but keeping the webcam on to record @ night (1 frame every 15 sec). Did spot colinista snails. Some heavy infestation of spaghetti worms in that spot.. I think it may be an area that collects detritus.

I've been dosing vitamin C for a while, but not feeding much other than whats left over from feeding the fish.
I have a product similar to reef chili.

I guess I have to feed more to get my nitrates to a detectable level?

absolutely , if you have undetectable levels , then whats the harm in adding extra food right??