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Originally Posted by Canadian
It really does come down to good marketing. In '99 I was dosing Mg in my reef because Seachem had a test kit and sold the supplement. I had no idea why I was dosing it but Seachem said I should, so I did.
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mostlikly, for me it was problems with maintaining my Ca at 380-400 in 2001. my alk was good but I couldn't keep my Ca over 200 no matter how hard I ran my Ca reactor. about 3 days of research on oversea sites and some papers I found on US club boards brought me up to speed on some new tank syndroms. especialy problems with Mg levels in new tanks with DSB's (which were also the new rave and craze about that time) in the end it was a mg level of 800 which was the root of all my problems. this was also about the same time salt companies started to reduce the amount of Mg in there mixes.
Steve
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