I have a new Red Sea RSK-600 skimmer that has been in use for a little over a month. It started out working fine but now I can't stop it from overskimming.
I shut the skimmer off for 2 days because I added two small vials of Coraline algae, Chaeto, and a new coral (Candy Cane).
All parameters are fine except the calcium was high, around 525. I use an ATO and have Kalkwasser added to the bucket of water.
The skimmer has been running for 2 days now and it continues to overskim. I have it set all the way to the minus side but it doesn't stop overskimming. The water level is at the low end of the recommended level. I did have it at the higher end and thought that might be the issue so I raised the system but that didn't help either.
Parameters are:
Amononia- 0
Nitrite- 0
Nitrate- 0
DKH- 0
Calcium- 525
PH- 8.14
Phosphate- 0
Does anyone have any ideas on how to get this to skim correctly?
I shut the skimmer off for 2 days because I added two small vials of Coraline algae, Chaeto, and a new coral (Candy Cane).
All parameters are fine except the calcium was high, around 525. I use an ATO and have Kalkwasser added to the bucket of water.
The skimmer has been running for 2 days now and it continues to overskim. I have it set all the way to the minus side but it doesn't stop overskimming. The water level is at the low end of the recommended level. I did have it at the higher end and thought that might be the issue so I raised the system but that didn't help either.
Parameters are:
Amononia- 0
Nitrite- 0
Nitrate- 0
DKH- 0
Calcium- 525
PH- 8.14
Phosphate- 0
Does anyone have any ideas on how to get this to skim correctly?