Got my latest results back today and showed some elevated heavy metals. Showing Tin at 2.777 and Aluminum at 17. Lists any metals in the stand (duh) or possibly contaminated salt mix.
I'm suspicious of the hinges I picked when I made the stand, I've wanted to changed those out anyway and have already been showing some issues with the salt water. But the last test on 7-4 showed 0 for tin and 3.789 for Aluminum.
The only other thing I did was I changed out 2 gallons of water (out of 140) when I made a couple baths for coral dip. Used Tropic Marin salt, not the pro.
So am I right to be more suspicious of the hinges than the water change considering it's only %1?
I'm going to do the water changes as suggested, am I correct in thinking I should I not worry about some of those correction doses? Since with the water changes it's going to be a whole new set of levels once I water change the metals away.
I'm suspicious of the hinges I picked when I made the stand, I've wanted to changed those out anyway and have already been showing some issues with the salt water. But the last test on 7-4 showed 0 for tin and 3.789 for Aluminum.
The only other thing I did was I changed out 2 gallons of water (out of 140) when I made a couple baths for coral dip. Used Tropic Marin salt, not the pro.
So am I right to be more suspicious of the hinges than the water change considering it's only %1?
I'm going to do the water changes as suggested, am I correct in thinking I should I not worry about some of those correction doses? Since with the water changes it's going to be a whole new set of levels once I water change the metals away.