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Quote: . So only those of us that have had successes in dosing should attempted it. That sounds like a Yogi-ism but the reason I posted the thread was just to supply food for thought to those hobbyists that just read the stock reply’s when the questions about dosing trace elements come up. I...

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just use the brush on the glass to release the spores into the water

Imo you want coralline on your LR as a guard against other unwanted growth

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Limpid Hey, Joe. How is your Mantis doing? She is going great thanks for asking

Quote: Originally Posted by deejeff442 i have 3 cameras and they all take bad pics. i wish i had joe's camera his pics look like a pro Practice my friends many years of practice Most of it on the adult magazine photo staff. But I had to stop I ran out of money to give them to allow me to take...

i would get some coralline algae going

Quote: Originally Posted by saxman Heyas Joe! How is your sweet potato doing miss having her around BTW tell her this Afib really sucks how’s the new house coming alone

The article references many additives for coral color enhancement. Iodine, potassium, strontium, iron and amino acids EST.

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[list type=decimal] Gently rinse each piece thoroughly in saltwater. Place the pieces in a new 30-gallon plastic container. Immerse the rock in freshly mixed saltwater with a specific gravity between 1.023 and 1.025. Use a heater to keep the water temperature between 72-78ºF. Create...

sorry i do not know what a zeo system is

is there any live stock (fish corals inverts) in the tank the rock is going into

Quote: I need some plumbing help folks. With all due respect to Renee and Greg I think Meowzer is the expert here

As long as you feel comfortable that you are not bringing along any unwanted hitchhikers animal or unwanted algae type and you transfer the rock with enough water to prevent die off you should be good to go

It seem like every time a hobbyist asks “should I add trace elements to my tank” the answer is “no they are not needed “ Coral Magazine, which I feel is a must read for reef as well as all type of system keepers has a great 22 page feature article on dosing trace elements.

why was your friend removing it from his or her tank

I would get a piece of LR with some good coralline algae growth on it add it to your tank and go over it with a tooth brush to release the spores

With all due respect nitrate tests need to be performed spot on, make sure you are preforming the test procedure EXACTLY as instructed