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![]() Ya ya, har har har, and "I told you so"
![]() I'll let you know what I get from the mixed water after I test it tomorrow |
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I picked up Aquavitro Calicification tonight. It claims that one of the types of calcium in it (gluconate-complexed calcium) prevents calcium precipitation and alkalinity depletion. Oh, and it claims it won't effect pH. We'll see. No snow storm in my tank, so hopefully that's a good sign. I split the difference between the lower and upper recommended dosages, which should raise it by about 20 ppm. I showed remarkable restraint. And, I purchased the little bottle: so I'd feel as if I had to make it last. I really wanted the big one. |
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Maybe someone is crawling on them ... Wow, we sure butchered your post ![]() Edit: err, meant to say thread Last edited by gregzz4; 09-06-2012 at 03:20 AM. |
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![]() I also picked up Aquavitro 8.4, in the event Alk crashes (this will raise pH and Alk). According to the Calcificatin bottle, 8.4 can be dosed within minutes of calcification. Curious. I'd like to try it to see what happens, but that is kind of scary.
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![]() You guys are all loonie!! Change salt and hope for the best.
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![]() lol, I agree! This whole thing is making my head spin
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![]() I agree now but ...
When I was getting a reading from my tank of 520 Ca I couldn't do a WC when the NSW was nearly the same Now do you see why I am so into this thread ? |
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![]() My NSW is just over 1 hour old
79F 1.025 Sg 11 Alk 410 Ca I'll retest it tomorrow before I use it and give another report |