should I stop maintaining my parameters with TM all for reef?

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UPDATE:

so I did a 40% water change on my system. Brought all my levels down a little bit. The following day my dosing pump added the AFR. And now I’m seeing a slight spike in my levels. I will do another update here soon to let y’all know but so for we’re getting there I think!
 
405A73AA-3D4D-4DB6-B1F8-6AA4753F1156.jpeg


UPDATE:

so I did a 40% water change on my system. Brought all my levels down a little bit. The following day my dosing pump added the AFR. And now I’m seeing a slight spike in my levels. I will do another update here soon to let y’all know but so for we’re getting there I think!
All looks good xcpt Mg which needs a boost 1350-60.
 
I’m at about 8.03-8.0

I don't think alk at 11 dKH is "crazy", but if you wanted lower alk and still want higher pH, there are other ways to attain it, such as using a different alk additive, a CO2 scrubber, skimmer inlet plumbed to outside, etc.
 

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