Triton ICP test results in. I think levels look ok. What do you think?

[boozeman27]

Tank is looking good. Just wondering if there are any comments on my results. I am only light in a few areas and going to start dosing Red Sea's Colors to add the traces I'm low on.
Thanks for commenting.

https://www.triton-lab.de/en/showroom/aquarium/auswertung-b/icp-oes/47148/

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

Tank is looking good. Just wondering if there are any comments on my results. I am only light in a few areas and going to start dosing Red Sea's Colors to add the traces I'm low on.
Thanks for commenting.

https://www.triton-lab.de/en/showroom/aquarium/auswertung-b/icp-oes/47148/

Nothing jumps out to me as a substantial problem, but aluminum is getting close.

Do you use any aluminum media?

 

[boozeman27]

I use GFO yes. I change it out every 30 days

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

I use GFO yes. I change it out every 30 days

GFO (red or brown) is iron based. White media is aluminum based.

 

[boozeman27]

Great! Then no. Lol. Still learning

 

[boozeman27]

Funny how my Calcium measured low around 400. I have never tested it below 450 using my Hanna checker and tested it today at 469 (did a w/c last night 15g with rscp salt). Wondering if I’m not getting accurate numbers from the Hanna? I don’t dose calcium either cause it’s never been low enough.

 

[Newb73]

Nothing jumps out to me as a substantial problem, but aluminum is getting close.

Do you use any aluminum media?

Are there any other common usual suspects other than marine pure as far as product's people use?

I am using marine pure and just ordered a Trition so i am asking in case mine comes back high. If it does, i supppose ill have to pull it out. (Already do 40% water changes).

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

Are there any other common usual suspects other than marine pure as far as product's people use?

I am using marine pure and just ordered a Trition so i am asking in case mine comes back high. If it does, i supppose ill have to pull it out. (Already do 40% water changes).

All white phosphate binders, such as Phosguard, Kent Phosphate Sponge, etc.