How much alk does your tank consume daily?

mooputingtong

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My tank is fairly new with few frags and still no growth of coraline algae. I Dose about 3ml of red sea foundation b alk daily and that still lowers about little less than 1.0 dkh per week. So i guess i will need to raise my alk to keep it no lower than 8.0 dkh. How much dkh does ur tank consumes daily? and how much 3ml of alk do you dose daily?
 

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Currently using Fritz RPM alkalinity part 1 and dosing 30ml a day. Currently stable at 9dkh and can't complain. I've used red seas alk and had no bad reviews on that. More bang for buck with the Fritz IMO.
 

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59.4 ml BRS on my Red Sea 350. the tank is 3 months old with corals moved from my RS 170. Bare bottom with Coraline algae entrusted. I will consider mine only a medium load only. This kept my PH @8.35 ALK 8.7 CaL 440 Mg 1400.
 

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thats alot of soda ash!
Yep
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6,000 ml kalk and 20ml all for reef a day. ~70g display (waterbox 100.3) with a Rubbermaid 150g basement sump.
 
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