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[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by albert_dao

The other thing about the system that people usually don't get is the advocation of high potassium levels. This isn't because Zeo depletes the potassium. Rather, it's because Zeovit requires that your water be as close to NSW levels as possible. Potassium is found in concentrations comparable to calcium in NSW, but most salt mixes are no where near this value. Low potassium levels with any probiotic methodology can be a root cause of STN in SPS corals.

So is Potassium something you can/should dose on a Zeovit tank, or is it more a case of, you should use a salt mix that has a better potassium level to begin with? What's the recommendation for that, generally?

[Der_Iron_Chef]

Update, pleeease.

[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by Delphinus

So is Potassium something you can/should dose on a Zeovit tank, or is it more a case of, you should use a salt mix that has a better potassium level to begin with? What's the recommendation for that, generally?

Bumpity !! (Just noticed I never got an answer to this. Apparently I forgot all about it, but now that I've read this question again, the desire to know the answer burns my cognitive psyque with all sorts of dissonance .. )