Raised temp QT

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Is there any issue with running a coral/invert QT at 80.6 degrees Fahrenheit to take advantage of the reduced required time length as according to Humblefish's website? Will the increased temp be too harsh on them?
 

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Many snails don't appreciate elevated temps, and live a somewhat shorter life at higher temps. I'm not sure if there's other drawbacks, so following along 🙂
 

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