Pretty much, but if corals corals are happy stop making rapid changes just to test a different number. Carbon dosing has a lag between dose change and effect. To chase minimal nutrients can naturally lead to less feeding. The lower the residual nutrients, the more food input required(a bit counterintuitive). It's a balance. Not just getting low as possible. If corals are happy, no change should be decided/implemented in a week. Small changes, as you said- "stability".I’ve just started with corals earlier this year and always had fish only so just trying to do what others on here are saying. I thought the goal was to get nitrates down as low as possible and keep consistent with whatever method is doing it.