Some of my Acro Collection

RR Orange Passion
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RR ASIA Wolverine
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RR Excalibur
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RR Pink Floyd
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RR Pretty in Pink
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What’re you keeping your nutrients at with alk target of 9?
I’ll know after my ICP. But given my feedings and paired with my lighting I need to ensure a constant stream of nutrition to the system to maintain coral health and growth. I don’t index too much on the measured values as they do not paint the entire picture. Nutrition does not always correlate to the tested nutrient value, i.e nitrates, phosphates

I primarily rely on my CRT Concoction and keeping my fish well fed to meet the requirements of the corals. I recently measured par and my acros receive around 500-1000+ par in some areas. They will be experiencing more light intensity too as they begin to grow vertically

That target alk value is arbitrary, I primarily let the system dictate itself. If the system isn’t supported with my calcium reactor then I can easily have a several dkh drop within a day. I’ve even ran the system at 20dkh without issue. It’s all about the balance :)
 
Cool observation I noticed. Over the duration of the RRC Jaw Dropper being in my care and the routine use of my CRT Concoction the polyp density and the extension on this coral has dramatically increased! Especially in the new growth areas that developed in my system. These photos span the course of approximately 8 months.

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Note the original polyp density on the frag I received from an actively growing colony

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JD starting grow and establish itself

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Recent photo with significantly denser polyp/growth structure


The system that this piece originated from did not actively feed their sps and the coral displayed the characteristic look of a “smooth-skin”. Pretty awesome to see how this coral adapted to in a well-fed environment. Even comparing this new piece to my previous grow outs I was never able to achieve this level of polyp density and extension

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How does one purchase the V3 concoction?
Well, you see, it all starts like this; I'll DM you my email then you can look me up on Zelle. Then tansfer $10,000 to my account. After that, someone will be in touch with you. Maybe. 🤣

DM Allan and I'm fairly sure he'll take care of you. (Allan is the thread owner, creator and maker of The Concoction.)
 

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