My reef is coming tomorrow and I've never owned one. even though i work with them, i don't know the ideal parameters. is this good?
8.2 ph
10 dkh
460 ppm calcium
0.8 ppm iodine
12 ppm stronium
1.022 specific gravity
My reef is coming tomorrow and I've never owned one. even though i work with them, i don't know the ideal parameters. is this good?
8.2 ph
10 dkh
460 ppm calcium
0.8 ppm iodine
12 ppm stronium
1.022 specific gravity
Since no one has responded I will chime in.
Everything seems good except the Specif Gravity of 1.022. I would aim for 1.025, however, let others chime in as well.
BUMP.
IMO bump up gravity to 1.025 everything elts looks good to me.
Last edited by Reefpestsolutions; 07-09-2012 at 05:10 PM.
everything else? How about your trates, trites, Po4?
dkh is a bit high try for 9. calcium is ok at 460 do not exceed 500 iodine and stronium look good but for a reef tank I run .025 .026 on the salinity.... most importantly check your phosphate do your absolute best to keep it under .15


as stated above everything looks good except the gravity is low
ok thank everyone, pictures of my whole tank tomorrow
I agree with most of the above posters. bring your Salinity up a bit. also, if you are running something like biopellets or vodka dosing, you should lower the Dkh a bit as it *may lead to burnt tips on your acros. mine is at 8.5 Dkh with 440 ca running EcoBak.
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