True

We are huge proponents of water changes!

I haven't changed the water in a season. Oh, my God. Wish me luck.😅

He is

That’s nutrition for the corals to make color

You kind of have to use a filter on your camera to film these corals but my tank looks like this too. A lot of it is the light on the tank too.

Also that coral food (red seas nutrients AB+) is pretty fluorescent. I dose a bit of it too but I’ve been told if you have bad bacteria it can promote their growth becuase they really like it.

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Yes, please don’t because you don’t want to add Urea Chlorine Sodium Potassium Creatinine Inorganic Sulfur Into your beautiful saltwater tank

It's all about stability for sure!! If you keep the right water parameters, your tank will thrive and grow quickly! That's pretty much what we do with all of our tanks. Make sure we test water parameters multiple times a week. The amino acid is just something extra that we've used and seen success with.

You have to speak to tour coral and sea anémone too. They can Ear you

The Component 1+2+3+ of Aquaforest does a better job to color up our corals and doesn't create any PO4 (phosfate) spikes.

This is part of the stability of done right. Will replenish nutrients for the coral that is eaten up. It’s kinda like dosing, but if overdone it can make phos/nitrate to spike.

Look good!❤

​@@DutchRc010 Red Sea reef energy AB+

Then don’t use as much as they tell you to.

AB+ doesn’t seem to raise my nutrients. Believe it or not for sps tanks you need a lot of nutrients. While my tank isn’t anything amazing I am copying most of the stores and farms parameters. WWC runs at 0.1 ppm phosphate and 25 ppm nitrate. The guy I get my acros from runs at 50 ppm nitrate and 0.2 ppm phosphate. Basically the higher the nitrate the more wiggle room you have for phosphates.

Get better filtration lmao!

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Yup

Nice. 😮‍💨

Red Sea AB+ :)

Oh really?

@@tjy4997I’m still fighting algae from this stuff, I’d rather feed directly or broadcast reef roids than Red Sea A/B 😩

​@@theurbanartist775same here, I've found spot feeding reef roids once a week is the way to go. Broadcast feeding anything is just asking for algae.

Been using it for 2 weeks I see better results using reef roids

Red Sea AB+ :)

@@alsamazinganimals6822 finally thank you somebody that replied

Redsea AB+ is what's its called.

100%

Amino acids not chemicals

We've never really had issues with it, of course it all comes down to making sure your parameters can with stand adding anything like this to the tank. The same goes towards any types of coral foods as well, it can be beneficial if used correctly, but of course it's not needed to keep a healthy tank :)

@@WorldWideCorals do you know I bet by using the genetics of modern coral species we can find a way to bring back into existence, prehistoric ancestors not to mention the prehistoric fish can like Paleozoic park

There's no trick. Everyone can get the colors popping on their coral through lighting and diet.

thx fot the info...so is passible?@@WorldWideCorals