Paramaters too low?

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Hi all,

I have a 425 G2 and its got mostly sps and some lps.. looking for the ideal paramaters..

Currently my salinity is 34 kh at 8 cal 400 and mag 1300.

Should I up them up a bit? I have read moxed reviews so not quite sure
 
How are your corals doing? I mean, can corals tell the difference if the mag is 1300 or 1350, or calcium at 400 or 450?

If the corals are doing well and your tank is stable at those params, I would leave it alone.
 
I tend to not see the coral colour popping.. not sure if related.
 
Hi all,

I have a 425 G2 and its got mostly sps and some lps.. looking for the ideal paramaters..

Currently my salinity is 34 kh at 8 cal 400 and mag 1300.

Should I up them up a bit? I have read moxed reviews so not quite sure
What about nitrate and phosphate levels?
These two are also mandatory in trace amounts, stable week to week, which helps feed everyone including corals.

The other parameters are fine is they are stable, day to day.

While levels are important, the stability of them, especially salinity, Alk, nitrate and phosphate is king.
 
Hi all,

I have a 425 G2 and its got mostly sps and some lps.. looking for the ideal paramaters..

Currently my salinity is 34 kh at 8 cal 400 and mag 1300.

Should I up them up a bit? I have read moxed reviews so not quite sure
Anyway we can see pictures of your tank and coral?
 
So whats the best range to be in? Pic not the best
 

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Any suggestions?
 
I’ve run mine for 4 months at similar values 8, 400,1280 , 10 and .1
But I’m experimenting at 9,430,1350,10,.05-8 well just because I can haha
Also, your error margin is reduced at the second params which for me is a safety strategy
 
Yeah true you are safer with higher paramaters I guess
 

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