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![]() So I've been using ultralith for a few weeks now, I think I'm in my 4th week. Tank water volume is 200 gallons, 6 drops a day of ultrabio, 2.25ml a day of ultraminS and ultrabak, I think theres about a liter of ultralith in the reactor. I did the week off of ultrabio last week (damn that manual is super confusing). Granted my dosing has been a little sketchy these days, as has my memory.
Anyway, my aussie delicate is showing signs of stn, about a quarter of it is gone as well my 30k lokani is starting to stn at the base. Is this cuz of the ultralith or possibly something else. Ticks me off that it isn't just my crappy digitata or other easily replaceable corals (yes yes I love all my corals but cripes this hobby kills me sometimes). Things of note: cyano is rampant once again, bought new fish and turned off the vortech as the fish liked to hide out in that area and the flow was too much for it (which was on low anyways, I just turned it on again last night as the fish is all over the tank now). I'm going to try to feed the tank less and see how it goes, I think I've just been too heavy handed with the feeding lately. majanos have all popped up where I hit them with the aiptasia destroyer and they brought little friends with them. Very frustrating. I am however, aiptasia free. And when I say that, with confidence, it only means that I can't see any in the tank ![]() Anyway, back to the STN/ultralith. Anyone know if this dosing regimen sounds ok? Am I dosing too much? Too little? Is the STN connected to the ultralith or just my unbelievably good luck with this hobby? Thanks
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