Amino Acid for LPS preference

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I'm looking to do an LPS only tank. What does everyone use for amino acids for the LPS corals? I'm thinking about using one of the following products:
  • CoralAmino
  • Restor
  • AcroPower (only for sos?)
  • Red sea ab+ (fridge)
  • KORALLEN-ZUCHT

Thoughts?
 
I'm using aqua vitro fuel. But I have no idea if it's any good or not. Almost impossible to quantify any benefit.
 
I use AB+ because it contains more than just aminos. It's an actual food source. That's why it has to be refridgerated.
 
I use Reef Energy AB+ also. I think it is a source of organic carbon compounds that corals (and other organisms) can use as food when dissolved organic carbon might otherwise be a little too low. That said, if I can ever get enough fish in the tank to keep DOC at a decent level without over-feeding, I'll quit using the AB+.
 
I use AB plus and acropower along with PNS yellow sno
 
I do use or have used all of the ones listed, mostly I think aminos perhaps create a feeding response (puffiness of flesh in particular if broadcasting KZ LPS aminos),
I also do think Red Sea provides more than aminos as well fwiw (as In food source) and is currently my preferred in LPS/mushroom tanks,
I also soak my coral food in aminos (brightwell) and believe I see much more of a response when doing this as opposed to simply soaking coral food in tank water.
so the answer is, your choice? :)
 
I use AB+ because it contains more than just aminos. It's an actual food source. That's why it has to be refridgerated.
Ditto -
 
KZ LPS aminos, scolys, blastos , acans really puff up after dosing.
 

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