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Old 09-30-2011, 09:43 PM
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IME when using any probiotic system, if the alk creeps above 10 dkh depends on what your other parameters are sitting at , it might cause alk burn. If your other parameters are out of whack it will cause even more problems like stn or rtn. Once one colony starts to rtn it is likely that it will create a snowball effect and take out rest of the sps. Also make sure your potassium is in line as the probiotic system stripes it out of the water at a fairly rapid rate.

If I would you I would get your alk back down to about 7-8ish and go from there.
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Old 09-30-2011, 10:11 PM
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Will do tonight thanks very much
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white tips often equal alkalinity burn. I keep mine at 7 with a dosing pump. It avoid alkalinity swing and overdosing.


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I tested kh/cal/ph today

Ph= 8.4
kh=210
mag=1560

I know this is high but am not sure of affects. I only have a few Sps and have notices that the tips are white but are growing quite fast

Just wondering if I should water change to bring kh and mag down or leave it and let it dissipate.
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