So I posted on the official ecobak thread on 3reef, and this is what I posted and what Jon had to say....
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Hey Jon, I have a couple of questions that have been recently asked in my local reef club. the club just purchased some test kits for potassium, iron, and iodine. there is at least 8-9 of us running ecobak on our systems, and someone had mentioned that they read somewhere that ecobak could deplenish potassium levels in the tank. they couldnt recall where they read this, but they thought that it was something worth asking. Have you noticed anything similar to this?
Also, is there any reason to run your alkalinity levels at certain parameter with ecobak? Most of us are in the 8-9 dkhlevel. But one of our guys runs his at 7 dkh, thinking that it he heard to do this with ecobak?
Thanks in advance, Chris
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Hi Chris,
Being a promoting product, ecoBAK has similarities to Zeo type systems. So many of the tips and tricks of ULNSaquaria have been applied to ecoBAK use and I think they're all reasonable. I have found an ALKno higher than 9 works best ( I personally run 8 and my friends run 7 to 8 ) and indeed it seems that Potassium does become depleted faster.
Please send me an address and I will send samples of our Potassium product for the ecoBAK using club members.
Jon
so we got some potassium samples on the way. I love this guy!
Nice find, I went over there and sent Jon a PM about speaking at the Swap, Hope he reply's YES!
Bill

