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Over-skimming is a contraversial subject. If you've scuba-dived, you would notice that in a typical reef, there was a lot of suspended particles - marine snow. Those are planktons, bacteria clusters and a whole lot of other things. The water is actually nutrient rich, it is only poor in DISSOLVED nutrient.
Some modern skimmers are so efficient that the water in our aquarium is very very poor in all nutrient, coupled with the fact that we are not feeding the tank properly, this cannot be a good environment for our corals.
Remember, photosynthesis only makes carbonhydrates, corals need other source to get their protein and grow.
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Over-skimming is a contraversial subject. If you've scuba-dived, you would notice that in a typical reef, there was a lot of suspended particles - marine snow. Those are planktons, bacteria clusters and a whole lot of other things. The water is actually nutrient rich, it is only poor in DISSOLVED nutrient.
Some modern skimmers are so efficient that the water in our aquarium is very very poor in all nutrient, coupled with the fact that we are not feeding the tank properly, this cannot be a good environment for our corals.
Remember, photosynthesis only makes carbonhydrates, corals need other source to get their protein and grow.
I am going to write an article on this. Please wait a little.
