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Unread 07/02/2010, 04:46 PM   #10
Aquattro
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Originally Posted by HighlandReefer View Post
All the calcium carbonate precipitation you are having is most likely due to your alk level, being up close to 12 dKH and/or to much kalk water going into your system at one time resulting in a pH spike. I would shut down your reactor for a day or two and let your alk drop down to around 8 - 9 dKH and see if your precipitation still occurs. Make sure you reactor is dripping the kalk water. You may need to adjust your reactor so that it maintains the 8 dKH and does not climb back up again.

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Sorry, not a kalk reactor, a Ca reactor. I am going to try to get my alk down, but typically it has been closer to 8 dkH as per Zeo instructions. I've kinda let it slide a bit lately, due to lack of interest
I almost want to build a new tank, and transfer the corals over, then smash this one -lol


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