Black spots on montipora

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It's our instinct to pour when small gradual amount more consistently is better longterm
 
But Look up what other ppl do and come up with your own conclusion and figure out what your more comfortable trying

Everybody has there own method and what works for some might not work the same for another's applications

*Man hear homie from ohio
 
But Look up what other ppl do and come up with your own conclusion and figure out what your more comfortable trying

Everybody has there own method and what works for some might not work the same for another's applications

*Man hear homie from ohio
I definitely will but at least that gives me a starting point!
 
One month later...I increased the flow around the affected montipora and have been consistently dosing aminos. The "darkened areas" on the coral have disappeared and speed of growth has increased. Just in case anyone else having the same issues comes across this thread.
 

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