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so the tank has been up for a while and my zoas haven't really grown much. I got the frag with about 7 heads on it.
About two weeks ago i had a nasty nitrate spike for a week straight and couldn't control it. After getting the nitrate back in check finally i have noticed my green zoas have more then doubled in size!!!! Is that normal or did i just get some really whacky zoas?
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Here, fishy, fishy, fishy
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They do like elevated nitrates, word on the street is that softies like a dirtier tank, and by that - meaning increased organics, lower ORP, and yes, nitrates.
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