11 month WWC Aussie slimer growth

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this one is my fastest grower for sure. Decent growth? What does everyone think?


alk 8.5
Phos .07
Nitrate 9.5
Mag 1600
Cal 485


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Very nice growth! Question: does this coral actually “slime” if you touch it? The corallite structure looks an awful lot like a tenuis to me…
 
Very nice growth! Question: does this coral actually “slime” if you touch it? The corallite structure looks an awful lot like a tenuis to me…
Thank you!! & It’s actually pretty slimey but honestly I feel all tenuis have that “slime”factor.
 
The coral color is amazing. I think you could raise the mag just a little bit, but that’s just me. How much PAR is it recieving?
All my corals seem to love the high mag especially all my Euphyllia. What would you suggest? 1650? -1700? This coral is getting about 375 Par I have three ReefLED 90’s at 100% blue and 45% white. The white is only for about 5 hours. The rest is all blues. :)
 
All my corals seem to love the high mag especially all my Euphyllia. What would you suggest? 1650? -1700? This coral is getting about 375 Par I have three ReefLED 90’s at 100% blue and 45% white. The white is only for about 5 hours. The rest is all blues. :)
Maybe around the high 600s. Wherever you think the coral feels it‘s enjoying the mag most. A little more light, but not much more intensity. There’s a big difference between the two. It seems to like where it is now, so maybe it can be positioned to around the 390s? But not more than 400. Acros love light, but if it is comfortable where it is now, and is growing steadily, too much light intensity can do more harm than good. But that extra little bit of light may pop his colors more, and have him grow just a tad bit faster. Sorry for answering a little late lol.
 
Maybe around the high 600s. Wherever you think the coral feels it‘s enjoying the mag most. A little more light, but not much more intensity. There’s a big difference between the two. It seems to like where it is now, so maybe it can be positioned to around the 390s? But not more than 400. Acros love light, but if it is comfortable where it is now, and is growing steadily, too much light intensity can do more harm than good. But that extra little bit of light may pop his colors more, and have him grow just a tad bit faster. Sorry for answering a little late lol.
Awesome thank you so much for the tip. I am going to try this out. And no worries at all haha I really do appreciate the response nonetheless.
 
Wow! Looks great! Super healthy with awesome polyp extension.
 

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