BlueThumb Posted February 7, 2015 Author Share Posted February 7, 2015 Final Update on this: Not an aiptasia to be found anywhere but inside my overflow where the filefish and peps can't go. I got rid of all my GSP by removing all the rocks they were colonizing on. My local LFS made me a one for one trade on my live rock, so I got fresh pieces for my colonized pieces. I did have a few straggler here and there that I nuked with kalk-paste...and after a few days...100% eradicated. This all went down a couple weeks ago and I can tell you my coral are thriving. Another change I made was using GFO to deal with my phosphates that I know were getting out of hand. My corals are now growing as fast as what I've seen at a couple of frag farmers in my area. I can't believe what a difference knocking down phosphates make on growth. I always thought it was over-stated...until now. Link to comment
JavaJacketOC Posted February 7, 2015 Share Posted February 7, 2015 Final Update on this: Not an aiptasia to be found anywhere but inside my overflow where the filefish and peps can't go. I got rid of all my GSP by removing all the rocks they were colonizing on. My local LFS made me a one for one trade on my live rock, so I got fresh pieces for my colonized pieces. I did have a few straggler here and there that I nuked with kalk-paste...and after a few days...100% eradicated. This all went down a couple weeks ago and I can tell you my coral are thriving. Another change I made was using GFO to deal with my phosphates that I know were getting out of hand. My corals are now growing as fast as what I've seen at a couple of frag farmers in my area. I can't believe what a difference knocking down phosphates make on growth. I always thought it was over-stated...until now. Put a peppermint in the overflow Link to comment
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