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12-10-2013, 01:24 AM
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I used to watch my green Montipora digitata, when my alk was nice and high it would take on a metallic emerald green color, when it started to lose the metallic look then I knew the alk was dropping. this also told me if my Ca was creeping up. other than that I did tests every week or two.
Steve
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12-10-2013, 04:41 AM
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gorgonians for trace elements
coralline growth and rim coloration for calcium and Alkalinity some LPS for magnesium Fish breathing if and when I place new life into the tank Euphullia corals for water quality for water changes Front glass for HC-GFO changes Acans for carbon changes Actual testing happens every few months Probe for temperature and PH always online although check ounce a while lower branches of SPS for water movement and magnesium 
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