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Old 05-27-2012, 04:23 PM
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Im running a Korallin 1502 calcium reactor on my tank right now, and the current KH is 9, but the calcium is around 520/540... I want to bring my KH to 10, but calcium seems a bit high... Is this a bad thing? If so, how can I fix it?? The media in the reactor is about 9-10 months old.
I would say a DKH of 9 is perfect... ca of 520 is a bit high... I don't think it will do any harm... just end up clogging your pumps... if you slow the flow through your reactor a touch and leave the CO2 bubble count the same your Ca will drop a bit and Alk will rise...
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I would say a DKH of 9 is perfect... ca of 520 is a bit high... I don't think it will do any harm... just end up clogging your pumps... if you slow the flow through your reactor a touch and leave the CO2 bubble count the same your Ca will drop a bit and Alk will rise...
This is what i've done, and the condition seems to be improving, thanks!

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Because of the KH/Ca/Mg relationship, I'm curious what your Mg is at.
I don't test Magnesium... should I?
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