SPS Polyp Extension - Sponge Power & ISO

[pelagic7]

Have you guys tried Sponge Power and Phyto2 Isochrysis ?

Most of my sps are growing pretty well, but they have very limited polyp extension.. I tried a few things including changing the light cycle, amino acid, and changing water flow... etc. I didn't get much of improvement from those.

so, I did some homework about it. I got both SP and Phyto2. Only 3 days after I started, the SPS are showing some nice improvements, especially my montipora. The PE is significant better than before.. I also see some color improvements. thought you guys might want to know.

 

[GT_Jacket]

SP is good stuff. No exp. w/ the Phyto2, but it looks nice. Can you tell a difference between it and DT's?

 

[pelagic7]

I guess it's just the type difference

 

[ToXIc69]

I searching online and can't find a place that have both. Where did you get yours?


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[fishdoc11]

Don't you have a blenny in your tank?

 

[pelagic7]

Sp from premium aquatic, iso from showmyaquarium or ssomething like that. I do have a tail spot blenny in my tank. He stays in couple spots most of the time.. and one of them is ur undata. Lol.. he does bother others much.

 

[GT_Jacket]

I've been getting most of my Zeo stuff from Aquarium Specialty. They are in SC so shipping is only 2 days.

 

[ToXIc69]

Don't you have a blenny in your tank?

Are they affected by these additives?


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[pelagic7]

mine is still alive.

 

[fishdoc11]

Blenny's are notorious for nipping at SPS (when you are not watching of course) and causing reduced or no polyp extension.

 

[ToXIc69]

Blenny's are notorious for nipping at SPS (when you are not watching of course) and causing reduced or no polyp extension.

Oh... Didn't know that. I'll have to keep an eye out.


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