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"Curious about calcium" survey
I didn't make this a poll because it wouldn't provide all of the info I wanted, please treat it as a survey.
Please give a general tank description and what you are using for Calcium/alk suppliments? ie: 100 gallon mixed reef, calcium reacter, 400ppm and 8dkh etc... Thanks everyone! :biggrin: |
90 gallon mixed reef. Tech CBA Ca/alk. ~370 ppm. ~10.5 dKH.
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40 Gallon mixed reef
Liquid Reactor |
130 gallon reef - 390-400ppm ca
kalk reactor occassionaly add Kent turbo calcium to boost ca level up when low |
180G mixed reef, calcium reactor, 430ppm and 9dkh, Kalk drip (soon to be a Kalk Reactor) sometimes use calcium if needed to boost levels up if there has been any new additions.
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65 gallon mixed (90% LPS) reef.
Ca floats around 420 ppm - when it hits 400 I nudge it up to 450-460 over a few hours. Alk sits around ... I think 9dkh? I'm drawing a blank. Anyways, I park it right in the middle of "normal" seawater. My alk supplement is just Arm and Hammer baking soda. I don't consume too much so I'm not worried about pH drop as soem folks seem to be. My ca supplement is a Calcium Hardness increaser from the pool supply store. It's a 77% calcium chloride, essentially the same as Dowflake or Turbocalcium. I test with Salifert tests a couple times a week, maybe even less than that now that I've more or less mapped the system's consumption. |
75g, mostly lps and sps, kalk spiked with vinegar and kents 2 part. Calcium 380 and alk 8dkh
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~75G water volume SPS only tank, Calcium - ~400ppm, Alk - ~3.20mEq/L, Calcium reactor and Kalk reactor.
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Calcium Reactor used and Kalkwasser mixed with all top-off water.
Calcium is 420 and Alkalinity is 9dkh. 120g SPS tank. |
72 gallon, Kent Liquid Reactor, Ca 425 ppm, Alk 3.5 meq
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