Quote:
Originally Posted by gregzz4
Here's Elos' response ...
Thanks for using our products and contacting us. The angle on the illustrated pamphlet is ok but i know what you are describing that it is possible to "chop the drops", if you hold at an angle. The bottles used in the Elos kits are metered drops so it is best to get close to vertical or vertical for best results. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.
Jesse S.
(office) 925.600.8020
(toll free)877.373.0105
(fax) 925.600.8917
jesse@elosusa.com
www.elosusa.com
www.facebook.com/elosusa
|
There's your vindication right there. I like how she won't say that the diagrams are wrong, but she instructed you to keep them as verticle as possible.
Quote:
Originally Posted by gregzz4
That's something I've not experienced yet
Was your new water mixed well and the same temp etc etc ??
Did you do anything else at the same time ?
I'm becoming so anal that I won't do 2 things at the same time anymore
|
I did nothing else at the same time. If they were ticked off yesterday, they're super ticked tonight! They opened during the day just fine, so hopefully this will pass.
I picked up Aquavitro Calicification tonight. It claims that one of the types of calcium in it (gluconate-complexed calcium) prevents calcium precipitation and alkalinity depletion. Oh, and it claims it won't effect pH. We'll see. No snow storm in my tank, so hopefully that's a good sign.
I split the difference between the lower and upper recommended dosages, which should raise it by about 20 ppm. I showed remarkable restraint. And, I purchased the little bottle: so I'd feel as if I had to make it last. I really wanted the big one.