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05-12-2019, 06:10 PM
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Lots of fish. Lots of small daily feedings. Fish poop is the best coral food I find. However, mine is an SPS tank. If I were to have LPS again I’d have to add even more fish? Sounds like a win win LOL. But make sure you’ve got a good skimmer if you go this route and keep an eye on nutrients so that they don’t get out of hand. Whatever corals don’t eat will have to get pulled out by your skimmer.
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Illuminata 57gallon rimless <-- this is a lie! 
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05-14-2019, 09:51 PM
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Before you start feeding the coral make sure all your parameters are within range
Mag Calcium Alk Low Phos ** this is one of the number 1 inhibitors of sps growth as if effects coral ability to uptake and use nutrients Nitrate within low range *** but not 0ppm These first and you should have decent looking and not sad corals. Also i think running some carbon to clear the yellowness out of the water and give your corals all the Par your lights are getting Then after that I would start by doing a few more water changes say every 2 weeks for the next month to catch up on some trace elements and give the tank a new lease on life THEN if after that you notice still sad corals go for some Amino acids or 2 part trace elements ( i don't have a good recommendation but i have used Reef roids for the coral food and Fuel for AA but only once a month and sometimes not even that my 2 cents : )
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Current tank---125 gallon mixed reef 60 gallon sump, Reef octopus nw200 skimmer, Rapid LEDs, Maxspec gyre, Mp10s, Fuge, Biweekly 20% WC, QT everything
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