reefchaser
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What for you guys think about shaving brush?
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jedimasterben
Bubble coral sting good
Nah, I use an electric razor. 
It's cool, but for me is finicky.
It's cool, but for me is finicky.
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reefchaser
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Does help with the nitrates.
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jedimasterben
Bubble coral sting good
If you're looking for nitrate removal, you'll need to have a large, dedicated refugium with high lighting and fast growing macros such as chaeto, ulva, gracilaria, or caulerpa prolifera that you trim often.
ritter6788
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I never had luck with shaving brush. It always dies quickly on me.
Reefologist
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Neptune is definitely a reefer if he shaves with calcareous algae...
But seriously, shaving brush is a lot like halimida in respect to water quality, it needs a good amount of NO3 and PO4 to sustain the ability to assimilate Ca and carbonates. Best housed with other algaes releasing Allelo's in the same volume of water.
But seriously, shaving brush is a lot like halimida in respect to water quality, it needs a good amount of NO3 and PO4 to sustain the ability to assimilate Ca and carbonates. Best housed with other algaes releasing Allelo's in the same volume of water.
