baking soda

The alkalinity and ph in my tank are both low -- around 7 and about 7.0 - 7.4, respectively. I added an air stone to improve oxygen uptake but that didn't make any difference that I can tell. I recently added some Seahem Marine Buffer to increase both. However, I have read that I should not...

I just got done assembling my structures. I use a whole 10oz. Bottle of the @Bulk Reef Supply extra thick superglue. I did the superglue and baking soda trick to get them to bond. After it set for a few hours I flipped the structures and reinforced each joint and dusted with baking soda again...

I am following the instructions for Recipe #1, Part 2: The Alkalinity Part When it says to cook 594g of baking soda - how many grams of the resulting soda ash should I be using? A. 594g of soda ash? B. Or the amount that 594g of baking soda cooked down to? In my case it looks like it cooked...

First post here. While I'm new to reefing I still believe that there are some things that I can point out. The first thing that I've noticed was that there are many companies selling Sodium Bicarbonate (NaHCO3) . I hadn't taken chemistry in a few years but when I did, I took advanced...

I've just noticed some RTN on a tort frag. I haven't had any alk swings since this frag was added and it was in a low light area of the tank Could it possibly be a pH swing? My tank size is 88gallons and I usually dose my alk "baking soda" 0.6 tsp mixed in warm rodi dosed into sump at night. My...

Hello, Normally i use baking soda to raise alkalinity, i use the calculators and i add it manually (mixing some grams with RODI water). What i want to do now, is to create 1 gallon with Baking Soda so i can use it with a Doser, and to know how much ML should i add to raise 0.10dKh for example...