montipora?

nycbob

nycbob

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watts per gallon isnt a good indicator when it comes to corals. monti will need t5 or mh will thrive. what kind of montipora r u planning to keep?
 
nycbob

nycbob

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if yours is a decent mh fixture, then thats enough light for monti. just make sure calcium an alk r at correct level with very low to no nitrate.
 
nietzsche

nietzsche

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should be fine, montis are lower demaning when it comes to lighting.. they still need all the basic requirements like ALK, calcium, flow, magnesium, low phosphates, low nitrates
 
jnash

jnash

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its been like 2 weeks the monti is doing well but it keeps getting bumped around should i use a rubberband i noticed it was just beginning 2 attach itself and something disturbed it?
 
cedarreef

cedarreef

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It would be better to just superglue it to your rock. Just put glue on the bottom and stick it to the rock that you wish to glue it on. Any superglue gel will work and it cures instantly. If it's a big rock, put the glue on and press it on the rock making sure to twist slightly to break the film the water made over the glue.
 
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