Some recommend at least 1 mangrove per gallon of water to notice any sort of nutrient uptake, but he problem is that in full strength seawater they grow extremely slow because they have to extract salt from the water so they can drink the fresh stuff. In reef tanks they are more for show.
As far as the mangnesium comment...Randy Holmes Farley has actually done some testing and found little to no evidence to back up the theory that mangroves suck your tank dry of Mg.
As far as the mangnesium comment...Randy Holmes Farley has actually done some testing and found little to no evidence to back up the theory that mangroves suck your tank dry of Mg.
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