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  1. Going to try my luck with Solid Carbon!

    I will be trying Solid Carbon dosing with Vertex Bio Pellets.

    Updated 06-27-2010 at 02:20 AM by melev

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    Water Chemistry
  2. Bottom Braces & Water Test

    UPDATE

    Bottom braces silicone last Thursday. I was waiting to get completely dry. .



    Time is very near to be WET ... WET...

    First water Test... .

    WET .... WET ... .


    Half Tank fill. With out
    ...

    Updated 06-22-2010 at 03:50 AM by syedjilani

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    Tank Entry , ‎ Tank - Full Summary , ‎ Water Chemistry
  3. Quarantine tank frustrations

    I have a 30g long tank as a quarantine. I had to remove all my fish from my display tank because of ich. All that the QT has done is kill more fish. I've done my research and thought everything was going great until they started to drop off one by one.

    I made sure all my levels were good before adding the fish to the QT. Water came from my display and I had plenty of extra stuff for every fish to hide in. I put an air pump on one of the decorations that had an air stone built ...
    Categories
    Water Chemistry , ‎ New Additions
  4. What does Phosphate look like?

    The title is just a tad misleading, but I thought I'd show you what it looks like to me.

    Using a Salifert PO4 test kit, I measure the water from my reef tank for Phosphate. The ideal reading is 0 to .03ppm (yes, it should be super low). Over the years, I've seen numbers as high as 3ppm in my tank to as low as 0. For the past 23 months, I've been dosing vodka daily to maintain lower nitrates, and it helps keep phosphate from rising but doesn't omit them like it does for others. ...
  5. Setting up my new Bubble Magus BMT-01 doser!

    This weekend was crazy with spring league hockey and golf so this is my first chance to post my first experience with my new doser. The three pumps will eventually be used to dose alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium. For now, it'll be just the big two.

    Installation - I decided to mount the unit above the reservoirs. This was done using two L brackets used for holding up shelves. I found these for a few dollars at the hardware store. The unit is 9 1/4 inches long and sits well with no ...

    Updated 06-09-2010 at 12:22 AM by upster

    Categories
    Water Chemistry , ‎ New Additions
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