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Can I use MgSO4*7H2O for that?I have raised mine by 50ppm per day without any issues.
Personally, I would not do any more.
In this hobby, patience is key and your enemy, lol!
seems suspiciously low. Is it reasonable in your tank? Meaning you have dosed more than a thousand ppm calcium and no alkalinity over some period of time with little or no water changes?
If not, it might be time for RMM, rather than dosing.
Just say NO to magnesium testing: RMM is born
OK, this thread has been many years in the making, and I'm posting it here since folks in the chem forum are probably already tired of all the threads relating to problematic magnesium testing. I'm going to propose a method, let's call it the Randy Magnesium Method, or RMM for short. All good...www.reef2reef.com
In a 2013 article, you write that magnesium is consumed no more than 0.4 ppm per day. Is this still the case or has the data changed?seems suspiciously low. Is it reasonable in your tank? Meaning you have dosed more than a thousand ppm calcium and no alkalinity over some period of time with little or no water changes?
If not, it might be time for RMM, rather than dosing.
Just say NO to magnesium testing: RMM is born
OK, this thread has been many years in the making, and I'm posting it here since folks in the chem forum are probably already tired of all the threads relating to problematic magnesium testing. I'm going to propose a method, let's call it the Randy Magnesium Method, or RMM for short. All good...www.reef2reef.com
From your article. "Just a few minutes ago I finished a thread where a kit change gave a 200 ppm difference in magnesium"
Perhaps you can go into slightly more detail? It's a little unclear.
In a 2013 article, you write that magnesium is consumed no more than 0.4 ppm per day. Is this still the case or has the data changed?