Does slightly high phosphate (.25) have anything to do with SPS polp extension? No angels but they look like mine did with a flame in the past all of a sudden.
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Does slightly high phosphate (.25) have anything to do with SPS polp extension? No angels but they look like mine did with a flame in the past all of a sudden.
Kyle From Kyle
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I've gone skimmerless but this was a problem prior. Nothing peramiter wise has changed. I've added a phosphate removable media but it is still a little high and I don't have room for a reactor
Last edited by KyleV; Mon, 4th Feb 2008 at 09:46 PM.
Kyle From Kyle
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probably, 0.25 is pretty high. whats your temperature? my sps won't extend their polyps when the tank warms up a little (81). With the warm temps the last couple days this was a problem for me as the chiller was down for cleaning (opps).
good luck,
kurt
75gal 6x54w t5's on icecap slr's 3 blue +, 1 pro color, 1 ge 65k, 1 uvl spuer atintic, iwaki 40rlt return, mak 4 on closed loop to om super squirt, mak 3 on etss reef devil, jbj artica chiller, aquamedic calcium reactor, DIY Kalk reactor, DIY media reactor, currently running half phospahte/half carbon.
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