What are you adding to your tank?

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Laurie,
Wow, I am surprised that you don't dose at all and yet, your tanks are beautiful. When is the next tank tour? I wanna go over to see your tanks again
Reef Supplies,
Thanks for the suggestion. I will definitely keep them in mind when I make my order. I just purchased a Marine magic dosing pump too for $160. That's why I am thinking of purchasing the Brightwell 2 parts dosing to take advantage of the pump.

Thank you all for the replies. You guys are great!!

[Mike-fish]

i dose nothing and virtually never do water changes on my cube 29G bc (drip lines for new stock top up) have 2 lps 1 geneopora 1 4" clam and tonnes of zoas.

[daniella3d]

I guess your zoanthids must be really happy because they react strongly to any sudden change in alkalinity...a very slow drop won't affect them as a suddent increase.

But what about that clam? I guess it does not have much calcium to grow its shell...

Originally Posted by Mike-fish

i dose nothing and virtually never do water changes on my cube 29G bc (drip lines for new stock top up) have 2 lps 1 geneopora 1 4" clam and tonnes of zoas.

[e46er]

I dose Calcium chloride, baked baking soda , and magFlake
All bought in bulk chemical form as its MUCH MUCH cheeper
Cal /alk is dosed via doser mag is done manually usually 4-6 weeks my tank will need 50 -100 ppm

[Mike-fish]

Originally Posted by daniella3d

I guess your zoanthids must be really happy because they react strongly to any sudden change in alkalinity...a very slow drop won't affect them as a suddent increase.

But what about that clam? I guess it does not have much calcium to grow its shell...

all levels are normal ca2+ is a little high alk is steady. i could take water tests if you want