Hi all,
I finally got a doser (jebao DP4) for 2 part dosing, since I am manually dosing Alk only at the moment. I have alk decreasing at a rate of 0.3 dKH/day (calcium is quite stable just with water changes) so I decided to start dosing automatically. Since 2 heads will be unused I was thinking to use them for an automatic water change system controlled by both the DP4 and reefpi (taking care of issues with ATO and safety float switches in case of failures).
In the BRS video on saltwater storage () I have seen that the salt I am using (Red sea coral pro ) is actually one of the worsts for this purposes since its high concentration of elements make it prone to precipitation. I am wondering if I should get some more stable salts like TM? Or the RSCP will reach a plateau where will stop precipitating and become more "stable" after few days? In the end the price here in Germany is quite similar for RS and TM.
Is there any other issue with AWC I should consider from the water chemestry POV?
I finally got a doser (jebao DP4) for 2 part dosing, since I am manually dosing Alk only at the moment. I have alk decreasing at a rate of 0.3 dKH/day (calcium is quite stable just with water changes) so I decided to start dosing automatically. Since 2 heads will be unused I was thinking to use them for an automatic water change system controlled by both the DP4 and reefpi (taking care of issues with ATO and safety float switches in case of failures).
In the BRS video on saltwater storage () I have seen that the salt I am using (Red sea coral pro ) is actually one of the worsts for this purposes since its high concentration of elements make it prone to precipitation. I am wondering if I should get some more stable salts like TM? Or the RSCP will reach a plateau where will stop precipitating and become more "stable" after few days? In the end the price here in Germany is quite similar for RS and TM.
Is there any other issue with AWC I should consider from the water chemestry POV?