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03-05-2004, 04:22 AM
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To me there are three things to look out for when you suspect growth is sub-par:
1) low alkalinity 2) nitrates and/or phosphates present 3) presence of competing species that participate in allelopathic inhibition. Macro algaes (e.g., caulerpa) and soft corals would be suspect.
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