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That's to low/
Clams need to eat as well, they are filter feeders and No3 need s to be around 2. ppm, many hobbyist keep the No3 at 5. as it works up good results for their corals.
 
That's to low/
Clams need to eat as well, they are filter feeders and No3 need s to be around 2. ppm, many hobbyist keep the No3 at 5. as it works up good results for their corals.
I'm going to retest tomorrow. I've been adding phytoplankton, and dosing calcium this week. Hope it is enough to save it.
 
That's to low/
Clams need to eat as well, they are filter feeders and No3 need s to be around 2. ppm, many hobbyist keep the No3 at 5. as it works up good results for their corals.
What is the best way to get No3 higher?
 
I'm not sure that's even possible. Is there something else i can do?
If the tank is close to a window or wall you could sneak it through a crack in the bottom of the window or still a hole through the wall to the outside just big enough for the tubing, and then caulk around it.
 

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