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I completely agree with you when you wonder why people don't just use synthetic substrate if they're going to cook their rocks--it seems like a huge waste of money to buy live rock only to intentionally destroy some of the life on it. Proponents keep saying that this isn't what is being suggested--to this, I say look at SeanT's NUMEROUS threads ranting against "aquacluttered" rock and why you should cook it to get rid of the "clutter." |
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The original intention of my test was to prove to someone (I forget who) that YES, PO4 IS actually built up inside Live Rock. Did I prove my point? Yes. Does having the rock clean of internal detritus help the reefer to reduce PO4 importation into the tank? Yes, it does. Some may not care about this fact, but some do.
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I see there are at least a few RC Mods reading this thread. What is your purpose here? .
While I take it you think we are not providing any useful service to you, I'll point out that I have more posts at RC containing information than everyone else in this thread combined. RC Mods, why not take a short break from endless bickering and provide us with a list of your best husbandry practices so we never have to cook our rocks. I believe that I have done that, over and over and over and over. I was giving others time to express opinions and ideas. However, it seems many people can't stick to the science, and get personal even after multiple public warnings from me. So this thread is closed.
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