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Originally Posted by bertoni
The calcium level is important to coralline algae, as well as stony corals and clams. If you don't want to grow any of those organisms in your tank, it doesn't much matter what the level is, as far as we can tell.
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What he said. I have 1 small LPS and a zoa frag and a small chalice frag in my tank with 2 nems. I move slow. Yet my 90 gallon total needs about a half gallon of saturated kalk to keep dkh stable. The coralline algae and all the crap on the rock need it.
I drip for the time being. I have used BRS stuff. There are cheaper options out there but not at the size your probably wanting to buy.
I could get by with 2 part, and still dose it. but the kalk helps my pH. It's cheaper for my needs than 2 part, and it's 1 bottle in the place of two.