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    MUCHO REEF - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Shrinkage ? Shedding?

    Are you feeding external foods, if so, what?

    Is there any correlation with your water changes?

    If so, how soon and are your WC performed consistantly at the same intervals each month?
    Please stop fragging your frags.......you'll eventually do more damage than good. Just let them grow.

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    Kev Apsley - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by MUCHO REEF View Post
    Shrinkage ? Shedding?

    Are you feeding external foods, if so, what?

    Is there any correlation with your water changes?

    If so, how soon and are your WC performed consistantly at the same intervals each month?
    I've only noticed it on one or two polyps recently, I use a turkey baster to blow off detritus from my frags on a daily basis and I noticed some shedding on my Jason Fox Watermelon stolon, sorta peeled off when I blew water on it

    I don't think it has aything to do with wc's since I've been performing them the same exact way for the past 4 years

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