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For Live Rock, if you want to promote growth of Coralline algae, you can add
a product called PURPLE-UP. It does work; just not over night, it takes some time. Once the Coralline begins to grow.. watch out, it will also grow on your glass. You will need a razor to remove it. "StringerBell" wrote in message ... hey people. Got the rock in---Pretty cool. I know this sounds kind of stupid--but--- Now that its there---Am I supposed to "feed it" something? If there is stuff dying on the rock, and bacteria eating that, isnt there something I should be adding to the water to feed the stuff thats still alive in the rock? |
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