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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 157 City: Atlanta State: GA Occupation: Environmental Trial Lawyer
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alkalinity levels
what is best for a reef tank...140 gallons. I will take either dkh or meq/l values. currently I am at 9.3 dkh and 3.31 meq/l
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Age: 27
Posts: 280 City: Marietta State: GA Other Interests: Cars(ex-mechanic), reading, animals
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thats pretty much where it needs to be, most say 8-12dkh and 2.5-5meq/l
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Age: 26
Posts: 5,219 City: Auburn State: AL Occupation: Retail LP Investigator Other Interests: Autos, guns, beverages
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Right in the sweet spot. Mine's around 10, goes to 11 when I do water changes because the new water has really high alk if I don't let it sit for 2-3 days.
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#4 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 4,345 City: Marietta State: GA Occupation: Looking for a Career in Arch/Design/Construction Other Interests: Architecture, Design, and Technology
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What salt and buffer do you use? That sounds lie a good reading, but if you use seachem products (especially budfer or salt) you can go a little higher.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 1,975 City: Buford State: GA Occupation: Aquarium Manufacturing Other Interests: Kayaking, reptiles, rock climbing and caving
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What type of coral are you keeping?
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 157 City: Atlanta State: GA Occupation: Environmental Trial Lawyer
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I have both hard and soft though many more soft than hard. Mostly mushrooms and zoos. With a bottlebrush, montipora and mille. Oh and a merletti and acan.
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