Will lanthanum come down on its own?

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I drip LC, but I wasn’t dripping into a sock and it crept up on me. Every one appears to be fine, but as you see it’s elevated. I do 10% AWC. I can move that to any % or do a large water change. But will it come down on its own? I have stopped dripping for now until I get a sock and until it comes down. PO4 is now .06, I started dripping when I hit .20.

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I’m not aware of any reason to worry about those levels. It may come down on it own by precipitating in various ways, but I would not spend effort watching and waiting for it. :)
 

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