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So the only option is to use a salt with a lower alkalinity?If you want to run your Alk that high then you could use All for Reef to maintain those levels. Some reefers swear by running higher Alk levels but just know it does put you closer to the upper range of what is recommended.
No. Just as the previous reply said, you can run AFR with high dKH. It makes no difference. Some reefers prefer lower dKH, but that's up to you.So the only option is to use a salt with a lower alkalinity?
ThanksNo. Just as the previous reply said, you can run AFR with high dKH. It makes no difference. Some reefers prefer lower dKH, but that's up to you.
Just a learning process.I cannot see why one would want to dose AFR if alk is already where you want it or higher. If the dosing is for trace elements, then use a trace element product such as Tropic Marin A and K.
Just a learning process.
For the ease of it, only one dose versus 2 ?I cannot see why one would want to dose AFR if alk is already where you want it or higher. If the dosing is for trace elements, then use a trace element product such as Tropic Marin A and K.
For the ease of it, only one dose versus 2 ?
Do you see any drawback to using AFR when alkalinity is where you want it, other than alk increasing a bit more maybe?