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![]() On personal experience with my own corals. When temperature get that high I see retracted polyps and RTN follow if I keep it that way.
Stressing most animals at 77 F? Some of my stressed corals grow 1" per month. I have quite a few deep water acroporas now, and they don't seem to like hot water at all. Maybe it depends on the species. It's funny because you mention one reference, then others will say other things. Temperature is one of the most controversial subject it seem. I keep reading conflicting opinions. I know 82F does not work with my own reef. I put a fan so that when the temp reach 78 it start automatically. I never had RTN since I keep my temperature on the lower side. If anyone is using this high temperature and it work for them and they never get RTN, then they should surely keep at it. Does not work for me. Quote:
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![]() Here some interesting reading on the subject:
http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/r...hris-jury.html http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/r...e-part-ii.html http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/r...-part-iii.html http://www.reefsmagazine.com/forum/r...e-part-iv.html
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The OP was only looking for advice on setting up new Eheim heaters Let's stay on topic ... ![]() |