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  1. inwall75

    inwall75 Giant Squid

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    Coral Science

    There's lots of cool things like coral spawning, stomatopods, filter feeders, etc.
     
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  2. swagger87

    swagger87 Zoanthid

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    Very nice site Inwall. Really informative.
     
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  3. PharmrJohn

    PharmrJohn The Dude

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    Great site Curt. Will start reading through......
     
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  4. ReefSparky

    ReefSparky Super Moderator

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    Good stuff, Curt. Thanks!!
     
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  5. the fisherman

    the fisherman Vlamingii Tang

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    more to read thanks alot inwall
     
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  6. Geoff

    Geoff Teardrop Maxima Clam

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    Interesting read on coral feeding with this being the conclusion (for those of you that don't feed your corals) :

     
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  7. inwall75

    inwall75 Giant Squid

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    No coral gets 100% of it's daily carbon budget from photosynthesis alone. There are scientific studies after studies after studies that have proven this. Some people have tanks that have enough zooplankton, bacterioplankton, DOM, and POM to feed the corals. Many peoples tanks do not have these in sufficient quantities and need to add supplementary feeding to their tank routines.
     
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