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Old 04-01-2005, 02:24 PM
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Great pics Rich!!
Whats the name of the little frag in the 3rd pic with the green polyps?
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Old 04-02-2005, 12:16 AM
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Nice Rich !

Hey, I've got a reactor but have been doing some kalk in the topoff which is a pain in the butt and it clogs everything up.

Do you think LR in the topoff water would perform the same as kalk? And how much do you think I'd use per 5g of RO/DI ?
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Old 04-02-2005, 04:15 AM
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Ryan: I'm sorry man not a frig'n clue , 8 yrs and you would think i would know, plus most of my SPS corals don't take on the same color or shape under the NO's with high flow

Deb: So your running a reactor and dosing Kalk , wow that's serious depletion. I switched over to Kalkwasser because it keeps the Alk in check too. Your running a much larger system tho, so who know's if it would even make a dent
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Old 04-02-2005, 04:24 AM
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Great pics Rich!!
Whats the name of the little frag in the 3rd pic with the green polyps?
Could be Acropora Humilis or Acropora SAMOENSIS

http://www.theaquariumcity.com/saltw...eenhumbest.jpg

http://www.reefermadness.us/A_samoensis_1.htm
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Those look awesome - great pics - i have looked both at j&l and king eds and haven't seen any - i will check at pauls (once i find the place and before going to megatron's - sorry mate its been a overly busy week so far - i will pm you). Love the tank

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Hey Rich,

Nice pics,..... tank looks great...

Sorry we didn't get to talk shop this weekend .....way too busy! We'll have to set something up soon.

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Mark: it's Liquid Reactor by Kent - it's strong stuff!
It's a good idea to find out your depletion rate before using it.
How do I know my depletion rate?? Help??

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Old 05-05-2005, 05:57 AM
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Mark: it's Liquid Reactor by Kent - it's strong stuff!
It's a good idea to find out your depletion rate before using it.
How do I know my depletion rate?? Help??

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Use a test kit to find your levels --> add the amount of Liquid Reactor to get the levels where you want them --> test levels daily to find out your depletion rate
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Old 05-05-2005, 06:37 AM
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whats a good, accurate and reliable test kit? Any suggestions?
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Marc,
Use the Salifert test kits, there alittle more $ but worth every penny, very accurate readings. J&L's and OA have them in stock.
To find out my depletion rate I tested Ca levels in the tank daily for over a course of a month. It was no doubt a chore but now I know my depletion rate and simply dose the required amount of LR every few days with top off. I also use Kents Liquid Calcium to bring levels up for water changes as I find the LR is good for maintaining small daily levels but the higher rates need a larger boost with LC-IMO
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