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As far as I can read Components Strong are a set of trace element solutions that are usually used in combination with a n-part system like the Balling method (3-part).
If you want to use them in combination with a calcium reactor you would need to calculate how much calcium your calcium reactor is adding each day. Based on this value we can calculate an equivalent of balling solutions you would theoretically be adding if you were using balling.
As soon as we know how much balling solutions you would be adding, we can calculate how much of each Components Strong solution you need each day.
I can help with that, but first we need the net volume of your tank and the amount of calcium your reactor is adding daily (or the tank's daily calcium uptake).
Note that Components Strong does not add any magnesium and there are certainly other elements missing as well. This means you are missing out some elements that might be important and would be usually part of the 3-part system.
If you want to use them in combination with a calcium reactor you would need to calculate how much calcium your calcium reactor is adding each day. Based on this value we can calculate an equivalent of balling solutions you would theoretically be adding if you were using balling.
As soon as we know how much balling solutions you would be adding, we can calculate how much of each Components Strong solution you need each day.
I can help with that, but first we need the net volume of your tank and the amount of calcium your reactor is adding daily (or the tank's daily calcium uptake).
Note that Components Strong does not add any magnesium and there are certainly other elements missing as well. This means you are missing out some elements that might be important and would be usually part of the 3-part system.
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