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2 times 3.066 then divide by 1000 ( 2 * 3.066=6.132/1000=.006) unless I am doing it wrong but that's with the instruction say to do.Are you sure that your converting the Phosphorus reading correctly? My Apex test log does the conversion for me and there is no Hanna UL Phosphorus reading that translates to that low of Phosphate. A reading of 2 on the Hanna UL Phosphorus testing converts to .01 PPM of Phosphate.
this chart is what I am going byQuick reference for Hanna ULR. Kinda handy if you frequently test.
This is safe to use in a marine tank always thought it was only for fresh water planted tanksSeachem Flourish Phosphorous can be purchased to dose into your tank if you don't want to make up your own mixture.
It's ok in saltwater.This is safe to use in a marine tank always thought it was only for fresh water planted tanks
Thinking I needed to be around .01-.02 and I am at .006.
2ppb = 0.006ppm p042 times 3.066 then divide by 1000 ( 2 * 3.066=6.132/1000=.006) unless I am doing it wrong but that's with the instruction say to do.
The most common way to supplement phosphorus in your system is using rock phosphate. This is the natural form ,of phosphorus, and it is available at most gardening supply stores. There are other forms of supplemental phosphorus available that work just as well. You can basically use whichever phosphorus supplement is easiest for you to find.
Here. http://aquarium-fertilizer.com/phosphorus-p