Sea-Lab No. 28?

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Has anyone used this with success? Looks like an easy way to dose trace elements with kalkwasser.


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It’s not anything more than random “add a bunch of stuff whether your tank needs it or not.”
 
Has anyone used this with success? Looks like an easy way to dose trace elements with kalkwasser.


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there is no shortcuts to a well maintenanced reef. Never use "all in one" products. Its maybe similar as some other all in one, like and organic sort of calcium to make it also contains KH (Calciumgluconate for instance). You do not want to add ca and Kh in that uncontrolled way. And if its not KH addition, then its an unbalanced recipe as it only adds ca. And the other elements, you dont knwo if they are deficient in your system, and several of them are probably not needed at all (the eternal debate of the importance/unimportance of chase numbers concerning traces).
 
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