Calcium Reduction to Control Coral Growth...

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I have a tank that is growing wild with coral, particularly Zoas. I'm trying to figure out how to get it under control.

If I allow calcium to become depleted, will it have any other effect other than slowing growth?

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Frag the corals and trade, sell, and give to buddies etc. Congratulations!

LOL... nice in theory, but there isn't even a local reef club by me. Besides, they've become like a pest. They've grown all over so many rocks and I have a patch growing in the sand bed and on the return. :rolleyes:

So I'd rather try and control the growth first, then start giving it away.
 

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