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Old 03-10-2006, 04:06 AM
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use it for your fowlr, fish dont need alk.
Good idea. Just watch that the pH doesn't drop, right?

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Old 03-10-2006, 06:12 AM
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I dunno know about that, low alk in my trigger tank has always caused problems, usually "dust ball gross algae rock breakdown detritus syndrome"...
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Finally got around to testing my bucket today. 2.3 dKH @ 1.022.
Dang! Well I'm gonna use it anyway. Can't be bother with goin' through the return process. I'm gonna mix 2 cups of the Kent with 8 to 9 cups of Instant Ocean until the Kent is all gone. My tank is low on Ca right now so the high Ca is a good thing. I'm interested in checking out SeaChem salt also.



That 0.913 measurement...is that meq?

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I believe is was dkh. But I might be wrong.
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