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Hello fellow reefers , My tank utilizes dried corals in a calcium reactor to keep up with calcium , alk and magnesium levels. There are numerous articles online which suggests that majority of trace elements are found in the living tissue of corals , thus one cannot solely rely on the use of a dried coeals in carxs to replenish trace elements in their tanks. Hence i was looking into AF coloration programme which is similar to the balling method , however it is designed to be used in two part solutions , therefore this leads to my question , how does one utilize such products in conjunction with a CArx?

Hi you mean sun coral? Sent from Singapore Reef Club mobile app

This was taken on a sunny day, top-down view of the Rics after tanning under the natural sunlight for the whole day. The LEDs are turned on only in the evening.

It is near impossible to completely have no ich in your tank because whatever thing wet you put in the tank there is a good chance of it containing ich: inverts, corals etc. What you can do to help fight ich is first of all, quarantine fish if you can, feed high quality food, I recommend PE mysis or LRS reef frenzy for frozen food and a mix of various brands of pellets. These should be soaked in Selcon + Vitachem to help boost fish immunity. Secondly, stock wisely: have a good stocking density and always introduce peaceful fishes first to avoid stress. Thirdly, maintain high water quality. Lastly, can consider to invest in a UV steriliser to reduce the ich population in your tank.