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doing another one of the daily entries- this one looks incredible and i'd love to get it for my tank!
 

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Your facilities match the parameters of a home aquarist well, from the lighting, to temperatures, and nutrient export. I bet that goes a long way to an easy acclimation to a new home and a thriving coral for customers.
 
Wow! Jumbo Picasso Torch are my favorite colors: cadmium yellow and turquoise. I’ve never seen this color before.
 

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Bonus entry #4:

How to acclimate Corals to your Reef Tank​


I didn't realize acclimation could take hours. I have only been doing it around 30-45 minutes. I guess some are more delicate and it would ensure better results acclimating for a couple hours.
Some corals I acclimate for 15 mins or less it all depends on the coral type, how long they have been in bag, and differences in water parameters
 
Thanks! So for shipped corals, put them in QT after acclimation first and then dip a few days later. How long in total do you recommend QT, and do you suggest multiple dips over time at some interval to kill newly hatched eggs?
This again is highly dependant on the type of coral, I normally Qt corals a couple of weeks and only dip the first time and dip right when reomoving them some corals I dip multiple times Scott #ExtremeCorals
 
Official entry: signed up for email and account!
 

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Following on Instagram!
 

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From the website I think first I would need this EC Rainbow Tide!!
 

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