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what should be doses in a reef tank to keep water parapets in check?

How often?
 

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Parameters should be kept as stable as possible, and dosing should be done daily , some even multiple times a day to keep them more stable but every tank is different and you should adjust to your tank personality.
 

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you dose only if you need to dose. and never dose anything you can't test for. I have a 120 gal. softie/lps reef and I don't dose anything. regular wc's are often enough. a sps tank will probably need dosing.
 

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you dose only if you need to dose. and never dose anything you can't test for. I have a 120 gal. softie/lps reef and I don't dose anything. regular wc's are often enough. a sps tank will probably need dosing.

While often good advice, some things can be useful additives that you will not be able to detect with a measurement. Iron, for example. :)
 

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As above. Don't dose just to dose, just dose what you need when you need it and can test for it.
 

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