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Like I've said... zoas can live well with high nitrates and low nitrates. Same with phosphates.
Is high numbers what we should look for? No, not IMO.
More maintenance, perhaps the need for a phosphate reactor, more water changes, not so good for the fishes...
Best is to try to keep them undetectable. If it comes up a bit we still have time to adjust.
That's what I aways suggest to my friends. That's what normally works the best. That's what I do.
Have fun! Keep zoaing!!
Grandis.
Is high numbers what we should look for? No, not IMO.
More maintenance, perhaps the need for a phosphate reactor, more water changes, not so good for the fishes...
Best is to try to keep them undetectable. If it comes up a bit we still have time to adjust.
That's what I aways suggest to my friends. That's what normally works the best. That's what I do.
Have fun! Keep zoaing!!
Grandis.