Coloring up large sps pieces

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Watching some large sps pieces color up should be fun :) started almost at a solid brown a month ago. I dose Red Sea foundation, ABCD+ powder and coral color 4 part minor trace elements. I also use No pox for managing nitrates and phosphates due to messy anemones :) I drip in reef buffer and extra calcium and alk one a week the system is at around 320 gallons now :) I will hopefully figure out how to get pics from my real camera onto here for better pics

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Good progress with just being 1 month. Keep updating so that we can see the success!
 
Thanks :) the corals all started to encrust the rocks they’re looking good and more blue and green every day :)

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