thejacgues
Community Member
Hello,
First of all - thanks Randy for your contribution to spreading knowledge on this forum. Without you I wouldn't learn many things I have never heard about it, despite the fact I do not like going with the easiest and most common solution and thus I like to explore and experiment.
I wonder what macro, micro and carbon dosing methods you use in you tanks. I read somewhere that you had at least a bit unusual approach in terms of alkalinity.
Do you feed your corals or do you soley rely on bactoplankton?
Do you use any additional specifics such us amino acids? Anything else? Do you make them yourself?
P.S. do you know what ingredient might be used in Tropic Marin Elimi / Bactobalance carbon dosing? They advertise it as polymer from marine algae, which is not exclusively a nutrients export method, but first and foremost method of transferring PO4 to corals tissues along with bactoplankton feeding.
First of all - thanks Randy for your contribution to spreading knowledge on this forum. Without you I wouldn't learn many things I have never heard about it, despite the fact I do not like going with the easiest and most common solution and thus I like to explore and experiment.
I wonder what macro, micro and carbon dosing methods you use in you tanks. I read somewhere that you had at least a bit unusual approach in terms of alkalinity.
Do you feed your corals or do you soley rely on bactoplankton?
Do you use any additional specifics such us amino acids? Anything else? Do you make them yourself?
P.S. do you know what ingredient might be used in Tropic Marin Elimi / Bactobalance carbon dosing? They advertise it as polymer from marine algae, which is not exclusively a nutrients export method, but first and foremost method of transferring PO4 to corals tissues along with bactoplankton feeding.
