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Is this from maybe new heads forming or maybe enough flow to the pagoda cup? Should I iodine dip?











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Well nitrates were 1 and phosphates were at .05 last night. Ph at 8.2, temp is consistent between 78-78.9, alkalinity roughly 8.7-9, calcium 420-450, magnesium around 1460-1500, which I don't know how because I don't dose it. And Red Sea coral pro salt isn't that high.
 
Nitrates are low other than that what kind of light/flow are you giving it?

I see this coral eating mysis sized food and seems to like it a lot, and it likes good flow/light.
 
My apex par meter on bottom of 40 gallon breeder gets a par reading of roughly 110-116. And it's sits about half way up. I have a mp40 on opposite side running around 20-25% for about 16-18 hours. So that's about 800 gph
 
Also hermit crabs go in there and hang out. Could they me irritating it? Should I feed this at Day, because at night when I feed my other corals the side, whatever they're called are inside the coral
 

IF YOU HAD TO OPERATE EVERYTHING ELSE MANUALLY, WHICH AUTOMATED SYSTEM WOULD YOU KEEP?

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