De-gassing a nano

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Following on from this thread;

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/kalk-slurry-aeration.927711/
I thought it would be interesting to try it in smaller volumes (coke bottle) in a 13 gallon, and with a skimmer input. I’ve gotta be quick though. This tanks being replaced very soon.

The tank and base line pH at 11.15hrs;

Another baseline will be done later at lights out.

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Following on from this thread;

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/kalk-slurry-aeration.927711/
I thought it would be interesting to try it in smaller volumes (coke bottle) in a 13 gallon, and with a skimmer input. I’ve gotta be quick though. This tanks being replaced very soon.

The tank and base line pH at 11.15hrs;

Another baseline will be done later at lights out.

D7A09874-6A47-4865-98C8-2F0E0F1FA0CF.jpeg 72F7F334-EA93-407B-8488-17ABABF2BC1A.jpeg

Can you post a good shot of your kalk slurry container, showing how it is setup?
 
Can you post a good shot of your kalk slurry container, showing how it is setup?
The small version was very poor, even with a rolling boil of the kalk slurry. I’ve since found that using a regular high quality air stone is more effective, and may well work in a nano. However, I’ve run out of time on the tiny tank and am only now experimenting on a 60gallon, as in the link above. Hopefully I’ll revisit this one day. Thanks for the interest.
 

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