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Thread: Coraline Algea not growing.....

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    Maybe you should try to seed it with rubble or LR from the sump. I have 3 400w MH pendants and i have alot of coraline algea in the display with no problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RayAllen View Post
    Thats what I was affraid of. I may sale the MH and go T5.

    just to grow coraline?

    i have tons of it on my 30g w/250w

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    I wanted to go T5 for a while but stuck with the MH really just so that I wouldnt spend anymore money on the tank. Im to the point where I simply want to try and enjoy it without any further expense. I would love to see the tank covered in purple algae though and its not growing under my 250 MH. I have tried the seeding method. Maybe now that its growing more in the sump it will lead to it growing in the tank.
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    ive noticed mine grows quicker when i dont dose for some strange reason

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    I read where Anthony Calfo said that the different types of calcium play a part in it also. He said that Kalk was the best type for coraline growth. Give it a try for a month or so Ray, and let us know how it turns out.
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    yea i have the same problem so i just bought live rock that was covered in coraline lol ....

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