Critique my acro eating flatworm plan!

Good to hear your plan worked. How many weeks did you dip?

Your upper rock acropora look very pastel. Are you running low nutrient to achieve pastel? Or are they just the "Ice" color variety. Or it could just be the lighting.
I’ve been been feeding more and adding reef roids every night and the phosphate level is finally up to 0.02. I think it’s making a difference and it doesn’t look so “icy” on the bottom half. Thanks for pointing that out because I didn’t really notice!
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I’ve been been feeding more and adding reef roids every night and the phosphate level is finally up to 0.02. I think it’s making a difference and it doesn’t look so “icy” on the bottom half. Thanks for pointing that out because I didn’t really notice!
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Look at those nice blue colors popping threw at the top! Nice!

There is an ultra low nutrient method out there that gets these cool pastels but it is uber tricky to keep sticks alive. Stay safe!
 

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