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    ReeferRob - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by stunreefer View Post
    I saw that vid and was very intrigued... then someone mentioned that it could/does release a fair amount of PO4. Not the end of the world because what doesn't (release PO4), but the amount would be interesting to see. You could put a plug in RO/DI water and test PO4 occasionally to see if/how high the level climbs over time (hint, hint ).
    Got it will do........crap Im out of reagent for the Hanna. Hopefully they have them up at Kee's, heading out there in a few.

    By the way I put the plug in the grow out tank last night. First observation, material is too light with out coral blows around the tank LOL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReeferRob View Post
    By the way I put the plug in the grow out tank last night. First observation, material is too light with out coral blows around the tank LOL.
    LOL, that doesn't surprise me too much. If this stuff doesn't leach to bad it could take the place of PITA epoxy and such. You mount your coral with just a little bit, then over time the coral encrusts onto the rock and this stuff dissolves.

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    ReeferRob - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by stunreefer View Post
    LOL, that doesn't surprise me too much. If this stuff doesn't leach to bad it could take the place of PITA epoxy and such. You mount your coral with just a little bit, then over time the coral encrusts onto the rock and this stuff dissolves.
    Dats the plan, plus no residue on you finger tips like epoxy leaves.
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