Oldie but Goodie

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Welcome Steve, glad you are here! I agree with what was previously mentioned, higher nitrates and phosphates and I supplement with iodine. Because they are close and I can drive there, I have gotten most of mine from Tidal Gardens. Always as advertised, happy and healthy.
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Hi and thanks for joining - as to Zoas, and this is my 2 plus years experience, is that they are a diverse bunch, have some that thrive way up high, and some that love the shadows. so it is clearly not a one size fits all approach.

but for the most par mid light and flow, nutrient rich, and some take tom spot feeding. I occasionally dose iodide, (still usually low on ICP testing)

Have fun and best of luck

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