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![]() I checked mine in 2003. It was low so I threw the meter out. Haven't had trouble since.
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![]() Thanks everyone my suspicions have been confirmed.
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Hey! I never "LEFT" the hobby, just doing fresh water now. Which is still listed as part of Canreef if I'm not mistaken. ![]() |
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![]() In my tank over 24 hours it swings between 7.9 and 8.35. The low value is the night time. The tank is about 6 ft from the deck door and the door stays partially open overnight summertime.
If you do just a test, it depends a lot when you do it and if you don't like the value, what do you do with it? |
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![]() I monitor mine with my apex. For me i just find a comfort in knowing things are dialed in just right when dosing. Mine ranges from about 8.05 to 8.23 daily.
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![]() You must have a light bioload.
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![]() Last time I checked PH was when I started up my big tank a year or so ago
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![]() my apex tells me what it is... never pay any attention to it tho
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![]() Chasing pH is a dangerous game.
If you have aragonite based substrate, live rock, and use good buffers then there is no reason in my opinion. It is important when using Kalk or a Calcium reactor but that is about it. If you are using 2 part you just need to check your salinity... |
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![]() Lots of SPS and pretty much maxed bioload wise with fish. However i dose alk on the hour which i find keeps my PH really stable.
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![]() I dose Ca and Alk(sodium carbonate) every ½ hour. It helps keeping it up, but not much about day-night swings.
My main bioload are the corals (SPS). I have some fish, mainly utility fish. This shows once again that every tank is different. |