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Old 07-26-2006, 11:55 AM   #31
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Close to 12, but I don't have my sheet at work, its ok (on the higher of the normal scale) but thats whats probably preventing the cal level from going up.

I'm sure someone else could chime in with more info and there is great links regarding this, but alk, ph, and cal all play a balancing act. If the alk is high the cal will normally be low. Personally I find your level pretty exceptional. Just make sure your alk doesn't keep climbing since it will tend to run the calcium lower.
my calcium this morning was 385 everything looks to be going well.....Im installing a 60 gallon fuge.
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Sounds like fun! make sure you seed it with a friends ref sand a little to get the pods realy going fast. I just got some cheato from a friend and it was filled with them and other stuff.

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can you buy the pods anywhere No one around here has a reef tank..and especially a fuge
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