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Old 08-31-2006, 05:38 PM   #1
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Mt test results are in!


Nitrate- 20.0 PPM (Salifert)
(Taking out the SSB soon so that shold lower it)

PH- 8.00 (salifert)

Alkalinity- 7.7 DKH
2.78 meq/ L
(salifert)

Calcium- 390 PPM (salifert)

How does everything sound ?
I havent tested for these Parms in months
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Old 08-31-2006, 05:42 PM   #2
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Nitrates are fine, but the ph,alk,and calcium are all low.
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I agree with Platypus, plus are you still using those BioBalls? If so taking those out will have a bigger inpact on NO3 then removing the SSB will.

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Its a soft coral tank, so IMO 390 PPM CA is Perfect.
Im working on getting alk up to 8.2 DKH slowely with buffers.
PH as well.
I miight start dripping Kalk again to help.
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I agree with Platypus, plus are you still using those BioBalls? If so taking those out will have a bigger inpact on NO3 then removing the SSB will.

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Old 08-31-2006, 10:49 PM   #6
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those levels look ok to me, but then again as long as they are in line with NSW i am happy.

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