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![]() lol, I used that exact same example in my debate...
Well, here's the first round of parameters and pics: It had been about 10 days since the last water change. I do not dose anything. Immediately before the water change: dKh: 6.4 (this is much lower than I was expecting!) Calcium: 340ppm (also, Much to low!) Magnesium: about 1300ppm Temp: 24.8 Ammonia: undetectable Nitrite: Undetectable Nitrate: didn't test Phosphate: didn't test Here's the tank before the water change ![]() I won't put detail shots of all the corals, but note how much the colours in the two brains have improved compared to earlier images in this thread: ![]() ![]() Also note that the christmas favia (I think) has noticeably started plating polyps on to the rock: ![]() The ricordia has about 3 mouths, I'm waiting for it to split, and I had mangled that blasto fragging to the point where I didn't think it would survive. It had one intact head, and 2 heads that were just chunks of torn flesh. It's recovered nicely. ![]() The last of those pics was taken at 1:02pm, I shut everything off and started draining immediately Here's it empty: ![]() and I drained it completely, also exposing the ceramic borings ![]() Those pics were taken at 1:09, right before I went in the garage to get the new water, so the tank was empty for 7-10 minutes. Here's the tank immediately after the water change ![]() |