I’m curious as to the benefits of doing so, aside from being another nutrient source for the corals. I dose brightwell amino according to the directions almost every day On top of this, zooxanthellae can also absorb amino acids as a source of nitrogen, which can be used to create biomolecules which get transferred to the coral and used for growth.
【高画質/ASMR】耳かき屋さんの特別メニュー😴ぐっすり眠れるASMR♡Earpick/deepsleep【網野ぴこん/Vtuber
Amino acids can worsen dinoflagellates issues
Adding extra fish if your tank has the extra room, increasing the fish load can be a satisfying way to increase nutrients while simultaneously adding more activity and inhabitants
If you don’t have many fish, adding excess food without consumption will increase the carbon and organic waste input. Eight amino acids normally considered essential for animals were made by the five corals tested, although some of them were made only in small quantities These eight amino acids are valine, isoleucine, leucine, tyrosine, phenylalanine histidine, methionine and lysine. Amino acids aren't the most ideal nitrogen source for this purpose
They come with some carbon atoms and maybe other things attached which seem to favor the presence of cyanobacteria at least as much as they favor coral health. My 29g has been lacking in nutrients and am interesting in dosing aminos acids Im between the brightwell and the red sea ab reef energy My nitrates have been low 1ppm nitrate.02ppm as of last reading
Calc has been 440 and alk 10.3
Im currently have only lps was wondering if anyone else has. Brs did a video on coral feeding today. What would be the best amino acid supplement for coloration, growth, tissue regeneration, and overall health of the coral? Amino acids are especially useful if you are maintaining a very low nutrient aquarium as they can supply n to organisms that take them up
I am not sure how beneficial they are to corals in higher n environments, but they may help bacteria and zooxanthellae in corals grow faster It was shown years ago that some amino acids are usefully gotten from the environment for certain hard corals.
