Time To Cut Back My Corals

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Aquarium is overgrowing and need to cut back. Will be posting for sale soon (at cut rate prices).

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I’ll be watching! Definitely interested in torches, the pectinia, or a frag of that acro in your first post.
 
It is a good problem to have. If you have a calcium reactor you will have a new friend.
 
How long have they been growing? Did you start them as frags?
 
It is a good problem to have. If you have a calcium reactor you will have a new friend.
Been using a calcium reactor for 5 years now. That and a good CO2 scrubber (for higher pH) are 2 things that really help fast growing corals.
 
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I would say that is a good problem to have!
 
Nice! Just mowing or plans to add?
 

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