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Originally Posted by mrhasan
I would be more concerned about the salinity and alkalinity. It would be wise to have the salinity sit around 1.025-1.026 and alkalinity somewhere between 7 to 10dkh (differently reefers maintain different alk). You can take care of phos and nitrate as you move forth fixing those first.
And make sure your test kits are not dead  |
I was keeping salinity low to 1.022 or 1.023 on purpose. I read somewhere on the forum that its easier on the fish to keep it on the lower side. I had it at 1.025 at the beginning but brought it down later.
Would keeping it at 1.025 help with proper growth in corals and healthier fish?
Hoping to get alkalinity up to the desired level by this weekend.