dkh and Calcium reactor
In order to keep the dkh at the proper levels, will I need to add baking soda even if I am running a calcium reactor?
Thanks |
It's all based on your testing. If you find that your dKH is low then you will need to make adjustments.
The main key is that you test before you tweak. |
A Calcium Reactor will add both, your calcium as well as Alk. It's possible to have a lowered PH due to the Co2 addition but when properly tuned in, alk and ca should both stabalize nicely.
But as Dr4g0nf1y mentioned, depends on the testing as well. |
[QUOTE][i]<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11326660#post11326660 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by papagimp [/i]
[B]A Calcium Reactor will add both, your calcium as well as Alk. [/B][/QUOTE] Thanks, this answered me. Also, thanks to both on the recommendation on checking parameters. Hopefully the neptune jr. controller with come for xmas and I can set it all up. Thanks again. |
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