Manganese dosing help.

[LEOreefer]

Hello all,
I recently got my ICP test back and manganese was 0. It was suggested that I dose MN especially for my goniopora. I pick up the triton MN reagent and it says dose as per the instructions on your ICp test. Only problem is my icp test was a ATI test. So my question is does anyone have dosing instructions for MN when the level is undetectable?

 

[Sailfin11]

I have not heard of Manganese being low before, but I suppose it could be used by corals because of its bonding variability as an element. I think a large water change would probably be more effective and convenient compared to dosing which could get very expensive. Best of luck with your tank and goniopora :)

 

[LEOreefer]

Anyone have dosing instructions?

 

[Gareth elliott]

Dosing Fe & Mn recommandations

I wondered if anyone has a recommended dose for Fe and Mn (safe dose per liter aquariumwater in ppm). I am thinking about using Fe-EDDHA and a combination of manganese + trisodium citrate + vodka. Would 0,0002 ppm (0,2 ppb) Mn and 0,00014 ppm (0,14 ppb) Fe be a good starting point (per liter...

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[teller]

Hi.
What is the size of your tank?

 

[teller]

Or in a simple way:

1 ml of the Triton supplement increases the manganese concentration of 100 liters by 1 ppb
1 ml of the ATI supplement increases the manganese concentration of 100 liters by 2 ppb

So your ATI ICP should have a recomendation of how much to dose.
Once the Triton supplement is half concentrated you have to dose double the ATI recomendation.

 

[LEOreefer]

Or in a simple way:

1 ml of the Triton supplement increases the manganese concentration of 100 liters by 1 ppb
1 ml of the ATI supplement increases the manganese concentration of 100 liters by 2 ppb

So your ATI ICP should have a recomendation of how much to dose.
Once the Triton supplement is half concentrated you have to dose double the ATI recomendation.

Thank you!