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It needs to be done daily. I was out of town for a week and my son didn't dose the Chroma for me. In that week I saw a reduction in colors of a few of my zoa's. So, for maximum impact, I think it is safe to say it needs daily use.I brought Vibrant few weeks ago, seems to work fine, now thinking of trying Chroma, the instruction is 1ml per 25 gal daily, can it dose weekly, x 7 like the vibrant?
I brought Vibrant few weeks ago, seems to work fine, now thinking of trying Chroma, the instruction is 1ml per 25 gal daily, can it dose weekly, x 7 like the vibrant?
It needs to be done daily. I was out of town for a week and my son didn't dose the Chroma for me. In that week I saw a reduction in colors of a few of my zoa's. So, for maximum impact, I think it is safe to say it needs daily use.
so it's just lost the 'glow' if not dosing? I'm just concern about any ill effect once I start the daily dose and then go on a few days vacation. when to dose? 1. night time, after light out 2. morning, few hours before light on 3. during light on period. thanks
I only noticed it with a few zoas. These were the ones I saw the fastest impact on when I started Chroma so it only makes sense they were the ones that were impacted the most from 8 days without using it. They are a darker brown/purple zoa that turned a little pinker with the Chroma.so it's just lost the 'glow' if not dosing? I'm just concern about any ill effect once I start the daily dose and then go on a few days vacation. when to dose? 1. night time, after light out 2. morning, few hours before light on 3. during light on period. thanks
Just to follow up, these are the ones I almost got rid of because they were just kinda bleh. The amazing thing is that I was out of town for a week and didn't have my son dose the Chroma. They went back to being almost where they were. Took another week or two for them to get back to where they are now.I only noticed it with a few zoas. These were the ones I saw the fastest impact on when I started Chroma so it only makes sense they were the ones that were impacted the most from 8 days without using it. They are a darker brown/purple zoa that turned a little pinker with the Chroma.
I use them both.So if you use this - wold it be beneficial to use reef frenzy or would it just be redundant?
I use them both.
Zoa's keep looking better.
I think they both have their benefits, but I wouldn't call either of them a necessity. If you want to cut out the Reef Nutrition, go ahead and do that and just observe for a few weeks. If you don't see any changes you don't like, call it a win!What are your thoughts on just getting away with Vibrant/Chroma and axing Reef Nutrition - Or do you think both have their benefits? Trying to make things easy : )
We tried using this over the last week in one of our grow out systems and so far I can tell you the SPS colors have taken a small notch up and we have had a couple corals shoot out what we think are new arms much quicker than normal. The glass on the tank has needed to be cleaned daily all of a sudden too with what is somewhere between algae and bacterial film (still green, but almost whitish green like when you rev up usage of a carbon source). We also started dosing the full recommended dose, but backed off to half and dosed after lights out when we saw the film on the glass occurring, thinking whatever was forming that would be in the water then and the corals polyps could grab some of it. Today I am going to add a period of 90 minutes no skimmer as we dose it (via apex feed Timer) and see what that does as our skimmer has smelled like a compost pile since when we went to empty it on day 4. So far please take all of these as anecdotal as the product is supposed to work over weeks to a month, but first signs are encouraging so thought I would add our notes.
Bump it up!We tried using this over t last week in one of our grow out systems and so far I can tell you the SPS colors have taken a small notch up and we have had a couple corals shoot out what we think are new arms much quicker than normal. The glass on the tank has needed to be cleaned daily all of a sudden too with what is somewhere between algae and bacterial film (still green, but almost whitish green like when you rev up usage of a carbon source). We also started dosing the full recommended dose, but backed off to half and dosed after lights out when we saw the film on the glass occurring, thinking whatever was forming that would be in the water then and the corals polyps could grab some of it. Today I am going to add a period of 90 minutes no skimmer as we dose it (via apex feed Timer) and see what that does as our skimmer has smelled like a compost pile since when we went to empty it on day 4. So far please take all of these as anecdotal as the product is supposed to work over weeks to a month, but first signs are encouraging so thought I would add our notes.
It does not.