LPS growth signs?

[bluefishredfish]

So I have been keeping coral now for 6 months and I am still figuring it all out.

What I am wondering is what are some things I can and should be looking for them to be growing and thriving?

I have 2 frogspawn coral frags that seem to be doing well. I just started dosing a little over a month ago with BRS 2 part. I think since then they have taken off and have gone from surviving to thriving just from looking at pictures I took when I first got them. I just don't know what to look for since I am a newbie at this. I know with SPS to see the tips being white is a good sign of growth but what about LPS?

Thanks,

 

[willietang021]

I saw this quote from someone else. Don't remember the exact word but what it meant was. For us who are in love with Corals and Marine fishes. We are not trying keep these animals, but we are trying to keep water. We are not trying to do things for the corals or fishes to be stable or live. But we are keeping the water at the perfect state.
Stability is the key here. Nothing else matter, no matter what type of advance equipments, or the best stock you can find, if you can not keep your water perfect and stable, nothing else matter.

As for tips on LPS. If they are puff up and the color is there, they are doing well. LPS like indirect flow, not slow flow but indirect Sufficient flow. Target feeding always help the growth for LPS.

 

[bluefishredfish]

If I remember right that would be David Saxby. He has to have one of the most amazing reefs out there.
http://www.ultimatereef.com/TOTM/2007_jan/