LPS Receding.

I really agree it needs deep cleaned and exported

that’s layers of killed cells and active ones mixed in, it’s not clean compared to this below

total precision export is what’s best

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/algae-identification.707457/

once clean, you can boost feed vs withhold it, that makes lps come back


your systems surface area is filled up, no room for extra feed and protein waste so force it clean, no more delay

heres a large reef doing a rip clean
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/120-gallon-rip-clean.679588/
I read up on that thread once he recommended it. I’m nervous about it, obviously. I’ve taken rocks out and scrubbed them, but not as much as needed, I guess. Thank you for responding.
 
the substrate cleaning was as important as rock rasping, we never did use stiff brushes on them it was knife scraping then peroxide on the clean parts…polar opposite handling to the common methods which grind and pestle the target into the crevices


being able to disassembly clean is the big picture win, thats how we address the cause of the issue as well along with the export of the invasion vs internally rotting it with a doser
 

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