Jolt your corals

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That's interesting, considering voltage leaks from power sources, i.e. powerheads, pumps etc, are believed to contribute to the desimation of reef aquariums. We personally use a grounding rod in the event of voltage present in our reef system :roll: . Thanks for the link.
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Yes but our main concern was the effect on fish, sounds like it is a positive effect on coral.
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Yeah, everything I ever read about voltage leaks into the takes were worried about invertebrates, and fish.
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