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Unread 05/11/2008, 05:22 PM   #1
couchpotato300
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SPS question.. plz help

so i just got some green slimer for free very small frags. i have t-5s 2 daylight bulbs 2 antics. now ive got both frags at the top because i no they need a ton of light.

but what else can i do to help them grow or maintain there current health so that they one day are much bigger

i also have a 65 gallon with a korrila 4 and a seio 900 something or close to it.


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Unread 05/11/2008, 05:32 PM   #2
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Stable water parameters are the key.Slimers are hardy SPS,& fast growers & will do fine under those T5's.


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Unread 05/11/2008, 06:22 PM   #3
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my water has always been good. well as far as im told by my friend who owns a fish store.


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Unread 05/11/2008, 06:27 PM   #4
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Just watch your alk and calcium for really good growth. Stability of your alk is extremely important with SPS. Good luck!


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