Corals Dying - Calcium

[kien]

Odd. I can't honestly say that I've ever heard of calcium causing issues. Well, that is unless it is WAY out of balance with alk which in your case it isn't at all. That is a mystery!

P.S. if you decide to ditch your evil bioPellets drop me a PM. I'll dispose of them for you in a very environmentally friendly manor in my BP disposal reactor.

[Seriak]

Originally Posted by kien

Odd. I can't honestly say that I've ever heard of calcium causing issues. Well, that is unless it is WAY out of balance with alk which in your case it isn't at all. That is a mystery!

P.S. if you decide to ditch your evil bioPellets drop me a PM. I'll dispose of them for you in a very environmentally friendly manor in my BP disposal reactor.

Lol You got it sir.

I am almost positive that something foreign must have gotten into the bag somehow or the container. I am assuming that it doesn't matter what kind of tubing I use on my doser that nothing should leach from that.

[kien]

Originally Posted by Seriak

Lol You got it sir.

I am almost positive that something foreign must have gotten into the bag somehow or the container. I am assuming that it doesn't matter what kind of tubing I use on my doser that nothing should leach from that.

This is definitely a possibility. i suppose it is no different than getting a bad batch of carbon or a bad batch of salt. It is rare but does happen from time to time.

Perhaps set your current batch of calcium aside and try a different batch altogether ? I have truck loads of calcium (dow flake) if you want to try something different from what you have. Or maybe it's the same stuff you have but at least mine would be from a different batch. Or you could just get another batch from your supplier.