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![]() Thanks for the advice everyone
![]() I'm not sure if it really is an efflo ,I bought it as a "blue rim efflo" ,so thats what I've been calling it. So pretty much it sounds like I need to do the following to get my efflo (and sps in general) back into tip top shape: -Add more lights. I've been wanting to do this for quite a while. I was thinking four T5's with two LED strips. -Make sure to test/dose accordingly for Cal/Mag/Alk -Keep up on water changes. Also I did add GFO to my tank for the first time in a while about a week ago ,however when I was last using GFO in the tank I saw nothing like this with the coral. Also my tanks not a low nutrient system by any means ![]() |
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your on the right track , i still would go for more powerfull lighting and flow. the gfo needs to be rinsed clean through the reactor before it is used. when you say by no means a low nutrient system what do you mean??
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![]() also judging by the pics tank maturity may not be on your side??
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