Miracle Mud...TOTALLY worth the buy!

jer4916

jer4916

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So as you all know i have a 125 gallon reef ..and its still a baby tank for the most part.
im running a 35 gallon fugium
mag 12 pump
110lbs of live rock
1 yellow tang
1 tomato clown
2 percs
3 green damsels
1 male athania's (sp)
1 arrow head crab
2 mated banded shrimp
and 1 umbrella coral
one polyp and one plate coral
anyways ..i recently added miracle mud...stuff is insain...because its just added my water is wicked cloudy...but holy crap...my corals are HUGE ..and fully open like i've never seen....i would suggest it for everyone...and my fish's colors are even alittle bit brighter with in 2 days
sorry to share my excitement
lol
~chris
 
jacknjill

jacknjill

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sounds cool. where did you put it? in your refugium?
do you have a pic of your umbrella coral and plate coral?
 
jer4916

jer4916

Active Member
i'll post one in a couple days because my water is cloudy right now....but if i get a good shot of it tonight i will post it....plus i did a little water change today to hopefully help clear up the water a little bit.
~Chris
:jumping:
 
mudplayerx

mudplayerx

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I was going to buy the stuff until I witnessed their false advertising. They had a before and after photo, and the after photo had corals in it that were not even in the before photo. :p
 
dogstar

dogstar

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Originally Posted by mudplayerx
I was going to buy the stuff until I witnessed their false advertising. They had a before and after photo, and the after photo had corals in it that were not even in the before photo. :p
Intrested in where you saw that at.
 
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andretti

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Cool thanks Dogstar, I was wondering about that stuff but affraid to try it. I'll give it a shot :yes:
 
nm reef

nm reef

Active Member
I'm glad you are pleased with the product.....but it should be noted that a few searchs on-line will provide a lot of negative comments and experiences about the "mud".....not to rain on your parade but it seems its not as amazing as they claim it to be.
 
nm reef

nm reef

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Most reviews I've seen compare it to silt....and nothing special about it.Possibly you are seeing benefits from the refugium....additional water volume.....who knows....but many very experienced hobbyists don't have a high opinion of the product or their claims of success.
 
jlem

jlem

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I have noticed that anytime I change bulbs, do a good size water change, run carbon or like recently after adding a CPR sump/skimmer the corals will open up really big for a day or two and then calm back down. I am not sure what causes it but I assume that it is just the change that causes them to over extend and then return to normal. If it's cloudy for a few days then the corals will look different for a day or so and then when the sun comes back out the corals will look different again for a day or two.
 
dogstar

dogstar

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Originally Posted by Andretti
Cool thanks Dogstar, I was wondering about that stuff but affraid to try it. I'll give it a shot :yes:
:notsure:
I didnt say to use it.
But I will say that I do use it, mixed half and half with sand in my fuge.
And I dont think it hurts. Alls well in my reef.
But Im not a very experienced hobbiest.
 
mudplayerx

mudplayerx

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Originally Posted by Dogstar
Intrested in where you saw that at.
It was on the back of the plastic cover of this month's issue of Coral magazine. The ad is probably inside the issue as well.
 
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