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I'm running the GHL & happy with it, but surprised how once introduced, the corals demand very quickly increased to the point where I'm dosing 2 ml per gal.of brs recipe 1 in about 55 gal of water just to maintain 120 ml Ca & 110 ml alk are added daily. The amounts are different because I switch from salt to salt weekly for water changes causing a higher average alk addition than Ca addition, & When I get into my big build I may look at a reactor though to see if there is even less work & if it maybe cheaper in the long run.
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ya you kinda need to be a mad scientist for a couple weeks while you get things dialed in, but then after that its just routine checking from time to time to see if all is still well......
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Thanks for chiming in Doug. I was kinda wondering what a tank like yours in it's first glory was taking on a ml per gallon ratio? & by the way you wrote "Couples Weeks" kinda insinuates you my be away on an upcoming vacation.???:)
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anyways mine last about 35 days and i seem to always have about 150 ml of calcium left when the alk is empty dont know why the dosers are the same and timing the same and levels stay constant but it works |
funnily enough tho i read that RHF doesnt dose his 2 part recipe. He uses Kalkwasser. That is also what i use for my tank and i find it even easyer than 2 part dosing.
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I found that when I was using baking soda I needed to add nearly double the amount than calcium. When I switched back to 'reef ready' stuff like Coral Grow's alk additive it went back to being nearly 50/50.
Dosing only complicated if you do it wrong and all your pumps fail from precipitation in the span of a week. oops. |
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