Your tank is doing awesome, Biggles! It reminds me of zon's tank.
Interesting numbers you posted. 0 n and .1 p. I find this to be common on reefs with dsbs when there is no intervention by the owner. And often the coral looks just as good as yours. Which is damn fine, by the way! When I set up my new tank two years ago, these were the number I had and I was getting vrery nice colors and slow growth. But then my p started to drift up... And I went crazy... Anyways...
Question.. I know your system is stable and healthy and doing amazing and the old adage 'If it ain't broke,don't fix it' would apply rather aptly here, but have you given any thought to trying to reverse those numbers?
6 or seven years ago, this question would never have come up because you wouldn't have been asked by anybody to test your tank for p but nowadays, you have to..
Given that we are always striving to maintain natural sea water chemistry (or some of us are, anyways) and considering that little monster redfield's ratio, has the thought crossed your mind to try to raise your n and lower your p to get it more in line with what is found in nature?
