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Old 10-01-2009, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by sphelps View Post
No I'm not suggesting that, however dead coral doesn't die unlike live coral which has around 10% survival rate. Also removing dead coral from the reefs is much less harmful than removing live coral. It's a known fact that using dead coral in your tank over live coral has much less of an effect on the environment, it's published in almost every aquarium book I've seen.
I can assure you the this hobby doesn't help the natural reefs in anyway, to say otherwise is simply a way of absolving yourself. If you disagree show me anything that suggests otherwise, and no research facilities are not part of the hobby.
I would have to disagree. Dead coral skeletons will give a good base for new corals to grow on and give animals shelter just like live ones would.
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