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Yea the no3 should drop pretty well with the WC right off the bat.
The carbon dosing should take a couple weeks to see anything. The zoas may get extra happy though.

With N/p where you have it , I'm pretty surprised the chato melted. Weird.
 
Yeah, Im not sure why it keeps melting. Grows fine for 3 or so weeks then goes downhill. I test as soon as see it and keep finding available nutrients. Ive adjusted flow to the reactor with no difference. I'll probably give it one more shot before making a decision on the Fuge.
 
Been a few weeks but i finaly caught a decent shot of this little guy.

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I wonder if God was only happy with half of the Garden of Eden too? :) Not seeing the part you could be unhappy with. Beautiful.
 
Maybe its just the too big anemone and frag shelf above it that I'm not thrilled with. Could simply re home the Nem and bring one of the small BTA's down from upstairs so my clowns aren't too traumatized. This big Nem has killed a handful of acro frags and has the backside of the pink Digi front/center bleached. It split in May and is almost as big as it was already and I dont feed it.
 

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