In that case the first test that showed substantially higher amounts of phosphate was the day after the CFM with Hanna reading of 1.42 ppm
I can't say anything major happened that day, and between the prior test, nothing specific to cfm beyond adding the pods, prior a few water changes every week I do it, i've only been off delaying a change by a week twice since I had the tank.
I also should have tested once or twice between those tests u pointed out so missing data that would have helped with a better picture.
Skimmer has been a key issue i spent time earlier this week adjusting it in the water column so it stays skimming 24hrs a day. Before its been hit and miss with it actually slimming.
I will return to better water now that I know it’s a potential issue I won't be adding any without testing it first same as I check for salinity.
I have the Rowaphos I will probably add after the water change thia evening.
Beyond that I will just keep chugging along, with getting elements back in range dosing and getting po4 lower.
Over all tank looks great nothing dire. Just issues with a few key peices of sps that alerted me to this issue.
My recent posts and questions are mainly aimed at being proactive, and heading things off.
I have a much better skimmer, dosing pump, phosban reactor etc. For the 65 gallon tank where I intend to keep mostly sps. So alot of these issues won't be a drastic problem in the near future.
As far as this 32 gallon tank I may even consider adding a smaller sump in the future if I can find one that fits in the stand, and can plumb it without drilling the tank.
All that to say with all the advice and help from members here the future looks very bright in deed.