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Thank you for the link, it brings confidence that what we trying here may not be in vain as there suspicions on feeding seem similar (organic dissolved nutrients), I had a look at my bottle of ATI and it seems that is the same as you shared earlier, they must of changed the ingredients to all and keept the old photos to advertise the product.I found this article
I don't agree with this, in the wild most of the soft corals we keep are found tucked among SPS corals in the shallowest and highest-energy waters. I suspect most soft corals will tolerate higher light and flow than most acropora. Just look at this dive video by the late jake adams.Thanks for all this info, soft corals need a raised nitrate index and strong water movement but not too fast.
I don't agree with this, in the wild most of the soft corals we keep are found tucked among SPS corals in the shallowest and highest-energy waters. I suspect most soft corals will tolerate higher light and flow than most acropora. Just look at this dive video by the late jake adams.
The shallowest part of the reef is 90% softies, interspersed with porites. The dirtier, deeper waters is where you start to see more acropora. It's possible soft corals tolerate low nutrients better, but they by no means prefer it any more than any other coral would.