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Bookmark or Share- Amino Acids: Are They Worth It? - Reef2Reefvetteguy53081 said: Acropower very good. I dose 1-2X per week. .5 ml per 10 gallons should keep algae down. Corals can absorb amino acids and other nutrients through the water column, due to the incredible biodiversity of corals, meaning that there is an array of possible ways the coral can consume them.
- Best Amino Acid Supplement | Reef2ReefReef Chemist. One of the clearest situations where amino acid dosing could be useful is when nitrogen is low (that is, insufficient sources of ammonia, and possibly nitrate). Thus, folks should be wary that an effect observed in one tank (say, an observed benefit), may not be reproduced in another tank (say, nothing observed) if the two tanks ...
- Coral Amino | Reef2Reef282. Rating - 0%. 0 0 0. ndrwater said: When I add Aminos, Acropower specifically, I put my dosage in a specimen cup, add some Reef Snow as a binder, wait about 10 minutes, and pour tbe mix into the return intake about 10 mins before lights out. sameeee. red sea reef energy a+b + reef roids.
- Amino Acid Dosing—which brand should I use? | Reef2ReefWhile I know that different people have different experiences with their reefs and products, I’d like to better gauge which direction I should go with when it comes to my tank’s future. So far, I’ve considered: -Polyplabs polyp booster. -Acropower. -Brightwell coral amino.
- Tropic Marin Amino Organic | Reef2ReefTropic Marin® Amino-Organic contains amino acids and other organic nitrogen compounds that stimulate the growth of soft and leather corals, as well as disc anemones and zoanthids. This results in greater absorption, by the anthozoans, of the phosphate available from the water, biologically reducing phosphate concentrations.
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