Jason R
New member
I currently have:
I have a 100 Gallon tank with an eShopps R-200 refugium
My water parameters
Calcium: 380ppm
Alkalinity: 8.1
Magnesium: 1400
Salinity: 1.025
NO2: 0
NO3: 0
PHO4: 0
I am wondering if I need to feed them coral food or if that is just marketing BS from coral food sellers. Currently I am not feeding them.
I did add a Bio-Pellet reactor in December. I started with a tiny dose of pellets for a month and recently increased it a little. I am at 1/2 cup of pellets. I am wondering if the "recommended pellet dose" for a 100 gallon tank only applies if it is heavily stocked. I am suspecting that I should only be running 1/4 cup of pellets as that is the only thing that has changed.
Thoughts?
- 1 Acan frag - Seems to be shrinking off of skeleton
- 1 Bubble Coral frag - Decent polyp extension
- 1 Montipora frag - Can't tell for sure since it is a small frag
- 2 Zoa Colonies - Look great with good polyp extension
- 1 Goniopora - Not extending polyps
- 1 Sarchophyton coral - Has been extending tentacles. A couple chunks in the middle sloughed off
I have a 100 Gallon tank with an eShopps R-200 refugium
My water parameters
Calcium: 380ppm
Alkalinity: 8.1
Magnesium: 1400
Salinity: 1.025
NO2: 0
NO3: 0
PHO4: 0
I am wondering if I need to feed them coral food or if that is just marketing BS from coral food sellers. Currently I am not feeding them.
I did add a Bio-Pellet reactor in December. I started with a tiny dose of pellets for a month and recently increased it a little. I am at 1/2 cup of pellets. I am wondering if the "recommended pellet dose" for a 100 gallon tank only applies if it is heavily stocked. I am suspecting that I should only be running 1/4 cup of pellets as that is the only thing that has changed.
Thoughts?