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![]() Drop checker test kits for pH are terrible, I wouldn't trust that reading anyway. In fact, if I were you I wold quit testing it and then you can quit stressing about it.
![]() The calcium/alkalinity balance is way off though. The calcium is quite high - I know this was a problem with RB salt a few years ago, but I don't know if they changed it or not. Maybe you could get your calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium checked with another brand of test kits to double check? LFS usually offer this service for a small fee. |
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![]() Our LFS here does the checks for free
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![]() Also, your specific gravity is low. 1.024 is suitable for fish tanks, but reef tanks should be 1.026 which helps keep all elements at reef values. However, since your calcium is already so high from the RB salt, I would be hesitant to increase SG right now.
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![]() I would question testing kit/method. My RBS never mixed that high. Usually around 430ppm
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