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Quote: Originally Posted by ShaunW There are many different combinations of equipment and husbandry to lead to the final achievable goal of colorful and rapidly growing SPS. To sum up success in two words IMO: Phosphate control. Inorganic phosphate inhibits calcification. Stop calcification and you decrease/stop growth which decreases color. How you decrease phosphate really doesn't matter, i.e. skimming, water changes, phosphate absorption, etc; as long as you come close to the magic level (Redfield ratio) found in nature. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redfield_ratio

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