I always considered a trigger but thought they wouldnt do good in my tank, not sure why I thought that but I will have to check them out.
I know a guy that had a blue throat trigger and it decimated his snail population.
I always considered a trigger but thought they wouldnt do good in my tank, not sure why I thought that but I will have to check them out.
I know a guy that had a blue throat trigger and it decimated his snail population.
Nori has a lot of po4. A sheet a day along with spirulina flakes and you'll have some phos in no time!
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ALso, another beneficial byproduct of feeding nori is the production of the amino acid aspartic acid once the nori is metabolized by the fish..
That is the main ingredient in Acropower, by the way..
Source: Reefvet, from mhucasey's thread..
Great looking setup! Love the rock work.
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I will have to do this, I only feed nori about twice a week because the tangs rip it apart in seconds and the big pieces just float around
Wow! That last piece just got my attention. Do you think that is a true yellow with bright green end polyps? It does not appear to be a stressed pastel green. If so, then that is a truly beautiful piece with incredible potential. I need some of that color in my tank.!
Unfortunately I think it is going to end up more green just because that's what I really see when the blue leds come on, but I've never had a true yellow before so I'm not sure. Anyway it is by far the brightest coral in my tank.
I think it looks like a great score. To try to maintain the yellow, I think I would try to have it in the highest par possible to keep the green away.
Good luck. I will be following along.