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Thanks. Maybe I should feed more. Would turning the skimmer off help?
I would just turn the skimmer off. Keep feeding as you did before. Over feeding could lead to a spike, which we all know is bad. At least it'll be slow and steady with the skimmer off. Or at least that's what I think
 
Thanks for all the advice. I'll turn the skimmer off and see if that helps.
 
What are your alk and cal? With very low nutrients high alk can cause burnt tips and faded acros.
My alk Is usually 7-9 and Ca from 360-400. I'm working on getting a dodger to keep alk at 9 and Ca 400
 
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