New Reefer in Minnesota

SlayerofRhodactis

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Been following along on the forums for around a year and started reefing around the same time.

Have had great success with lps and sps but achieve very slow growth rates on mushrooms and have actually killed a few, yet no stony coral deaths.

Planning on moving from my current ~60 gallon setup to something in the ~200 gallon range so I can fit more corals. Figured it was time to join the squad so I can be involved and ask questions.
For anyone checking this post out, is the graph I attached indicative of a failing ph probe? I just calibrated it last week but I also started dosing kalk. I dose 35 ml of concentrated kalk over the night. I have increased surface agitation today to see if the brings my peak down.

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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

That's quite an upgrade to 200 gallons! I kinda wish I would have gone that big but I'm pretty happy with the 120 in building.
 
Welcome Aboard!

Might have better luck making a separate post regarding the PH question. I would be happy to answer, but I cant. No experience with neptunes...unfortunately.

But, somebody with some more insight, very well may pop in.

Glad you joined the crew!
 

WHAT KIND OF HAPPY ACCIDENT(S) HAVE YOU HAD IN YOUR REEF?

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