Sps and Toadstool Leather

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I spoke with a buddy lately that told me sps and leathers don't play well. Anybody have any experience?
 

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No issue at all unless they are too close and stinging each other. Just give the softies a space for expansion and you should be fine. GAC will helps on chemical wars but maybe it just a myth. I do have small bags of charcoal by the way.
 

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I think the general perception is that some soft corals (possibly toadstool) produce toxins that inhibit growth in other corals.
Sps might grow less, but I also read that activated carbon is a good way to filter the toxins out.
But I'm not a scientist, so this might be totally unscientific.
 

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I think the general perception is that some soft corals (possibly toadstool) produce toxins that inhibit growth in other corals.
Sps might grow less, but I also read that activated carbon is a good way to filter the toxins out.
But I'm not a scientist, so this might be totally unscientific.

Yup pretty much, not a scientist either.
 

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