Another consideration for flow is the placement of your powerheads. I keep mine 3 inches below the surface so my SPS get a nice blast but my LPS down at the bottom get low flow.
The 2 you have almost match so why would you think the LFS is correct?
That is true, one of them is pretty old. And the other I have is fairly new. I am cleaning it, to see if that changes the number. I dont have the ability to calibrate it or I would.
That is very true, I would assume the LFS when that is your job, and checking probably daily you would get that right lol. I asked them if they were sure it was right. They were confident for a high schooler on their answer lol.
Well if your tools are properly calibrated and you used them properly then I would feel confident. If you had extreme high salinity then all your corals and inhabitants would show the effect.
With raising phosphates should I just over feed, and reef roids. Or actually, does a phos supplement?
What effect would that even be? I cant find an answer to that online.
Just do a simple Google search on the effects of high salinity on fish and corals. Short term your fish would be ok but some corals wil show salinity effects some worse then others.
Perfect, yeah either directly or indirectly. Think feeding it 4 times a week will do the trick? Currently doing 2.....
Sounds good, that's what Ill do. Ill let yall know how it does. The real question is, will the coral recover?
As long as there is soft tissue, there is a chance.
