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I have been researching all the cuttle articles I can find (TONMO, the ceph page, goggle) and can't find anyone recommending calcium.
I was thinking how does the cuttlebone grow without calcium added? I understand why octos wouldn't need it, but that cuttlebone has to grow awfully large-awfully fast. Could that be a limiting factor in the raising and breeding of cuttlefish?
I noticed in some of Colin's photos he had corals, did they receive additives? I also noticed that the brand name "Fuji Mud" is talking about the calcium and minerals in mud patched just outside the reef systems.
Search results for: '' - Bulk Reef Supply
Search results for: '' - Bulk Reef Supply
This is also where cephs like cuttles and muck animals mostly live. Could they need these conditions to thrive?
Unless anyone can give me a reason not to do this, I am going to try supplementing my tank as if I was stocked with stony coral. I will be learning how to track absorption of calcium, so I can see if it is actually being used.
I was thinking how does the cuttlebone grow without calcium added? I understand why octos wouldn't need it, but that cuttlebone has to grow awfully large-awfully fast. Could that be a limiting factor in the raising and breeding of cuttlefish?
I noticed in some of Colin's photos he had corals, did they receive additives? I also noticed that the brand name "Fuji Mud" is talking about the calcium and minerals in mud patched just outside the reef systems.
Search results for: '' - Bulk Reef Supply
Search results for: '' - Bulk Reef Supply
This is also where cephs like cuttles and muck animals mostly live. Could they need these conditions to thrive?
Unless anyone can give me a reason not to do this, I am going to try supplementing my tank as if I was stocked with stony coral. I will be learning how to track absorption of calcium, so I can see if it is actually being used.