melev
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Yes, I posted my observations in my 280g thread and on Rob's forum. I need to go copy & paste it here and to my Blog. Thanks for the reminder.
EDIT: <b>Day 7 - observation</b>
I dosed a few vials of Prodibio seven days ago. The water is quite clear. The algae that grows on the glass was 'thin', enough of an eye sore that I used a cleaning magnet to scrub it off. It was a little harder to remove than usual, but I don't think I've cleaned the glass in a week.
Coral-wise, the livestock looks good and even areas that Tucker has chewed up are regrowing tissue. Some nuisance algae that was growing on one Scripps acro is now receeding, to maybe 25% of what it was. Other corals look good to me. The fish seem the same. No diatoms on the sand; it looks clean. The skimmer isn't pulling out as much skimmate as it has in the past.
No further dosing is required until a week from tomorrow according to my spreadsheet.
EDIT: <b>Day 7 - observation</b>
I dosed a few vials of Prodibio seven days ago. The water is quite clear. The algae that grows on the glass was 'thin', enough of an eye sore that I used a cleaning magnet to scrub it off. It was a little harder to remove than usual, but I don't think I've cleaned the glass in a week.
Coral-wise, the livestock looks good and even areas that Tucker has chewed up are regrowing tissue. Some nuisance algae that was growing on one Scripps acro is now receeding, to maybe 25% of what it was. Other corals look good to me. The fish seem the same. No diatoms on the sand; it looks clean. The skimmer isn't pulling out as much skimmate as it has in the past.
No further dosing is required until a week from tomorrow according to my spreadsheet.
"Huh"-that is exactly how I feel when reading some of the above posts! Several of them I had to reread a couple times and still not sure I understood them. Thanks for simplifying some of it.
