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Kent turbo Ca ???
For anyone who has used this product, how strong do you mix it say in a gallon jug & what kinds of gains will you get from using it. Or can you just calculate by using say the brs calculator for Ca chloride? thx
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My understanding is Kent Turbo Ca is just anhydrous calcium chloride, so you should be able to use the BRS calculator for their Ca pellets.
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1 gallon of ro water with 3 oz of calcium chloride
1 gallon of ro water with 4oz baked baking soda Balanced and easy, I have been doing this for years. i have a high demand and it last a week or me. |
Is this for using with a doser or for manually dosing? For manually dosing I've mixed up to 4 tsp in 1 cup of RO water. In my 90, 1 tsp of calcium chloride powder raises calcium by about 10 ppm.
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I plan on dosing this manually on top of the doser adding the 2 part. I'm thinking of just putting some in everyday or maybe adding it to the ato..
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I manually dose it. I have a high demand so my 1 gallon jugs only last me a week.
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What are you using for alkalinity dosing? |
recipe 1 for both parts, member we've had these discussions before. I actually had a thread on another site recently where the fellow who essentially wrote the 2 part book told me "2 part can sustain any system" . I'm still quite sure that it is not possible to keep up to very high demand in a system with a low GWV without very quickly affecting the sal. He suggested for my WV that every time I use a gal. of mix I need to be removing over 3 gal. of tank water & replacing it with r/o. I'm not a 100% because I haven't looked at the doser or checked the levels in a while, but I know I'm adding about 4.5ml per gal of supps. Alk is very stable @ about 10-10.4 but ca has a hard time maintaining 360-380. & my Mg is fine. It's just due to the consumption from the corals, clams & coraline.
Anyway so I plan on mixing up some kents & just randomly pouring it in throughout the week while also removing about a liter of tank water per day. |
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