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![]() I stopped rolling my buckets long ago and had consistent enough NSW readings
I bought 2 buckets back in July with matching batch #s I opened one in Aug and the first 2 batches of NSW gave me; 9.6 385 1260 I could deal with the low Ca and Mag by dosing my NSW, and I'd deal with the Alk boost by turning my doser off for a day or two I made a batch a couple days ago from the second bucket; 14.4 490 1185 It's the alk swing I'm upset about ![]() I re-tested, used reference tests, used new Salifert kits, checked my refractometer calibration ... How in the world am I supposed to keep my tank semi-stable when a 15% WC will take my tank from for example; 7.3 430 1380 To; 8.4 439 1350 Just last week I finished building a stand for a larger NSW tank and will be performing 25% WCs bi-monthly very soon Look what'll happen after a 25% WC From; 7.3 430 1380 To; 9.08 445 1331 Imagine the instant pH boost I'll get and how upset my corals will be ![]() You can bet I'll be rolling the bucket this week to see if it helps at all |
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