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![]() So over the week I had:
PH range 7.8-8,2 Alk 8.7 dropped to 8.3 Ca 450 dropped to 370 PO3 0.08-0.00 and back to 0.06 - I think my feeding affects PO3. NO3 is 0.00 all week. It is time to do waterchange. Should I go ahead and do WC, how much? should I try to dose and keep Alk and Ca consistent? How I can drop Alk to 8.0? I am using H2O salt at 1.025 salinity. My pocci finaly is puffy, but I noticed my Powder Blue Tang has itch I think. I gave her garlic veggie Thank you |
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![]() Last time i used BioPellets in established SPS tank I lost about $450 worth of my best SPS corals.
For the fish itch you may want to consider a UV light. http://www.aquatraders.com/ As for the water change better to do more frequent but small water changes. To drop Alkalinity add Magnezium http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/sc...+600+Gram.html "Severely depleted levels of magnesium (below 800 mg/L) can cause depressed pH levels and an inability to maintain proper calcium levels. Magnesium depletion is commonly associated with the use of kalkwasser" With small but frequent water changes your water chemistry will stabilize . Last edited by RuGlu6; 04-06-2013 at 03:22 PM. |
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![]() Not sure how big your system is but I do two 5 gal WC a week on a 30g system and works great....for now
But as coral grows it will deplete the major three a lot more And yes your feeding does affect po4. Try target feeding rather than broadcast |