anizatoreef
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Yeah dude! The water change raises the ALK by 1.0dKh ... BUT ... the ENORMOUS B U T ... The tank consumes 0.1dKh a day apparently.
Which basically brings me back to the beginning of this situation: ALK INSTABILITY.
So I found this forum: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1714505
Where they discuss Salt Mix Parameters.
So is this where this situation has led me... to switch salts?
Because technically, I can infer from what you guys have said, if I stay with the same salt I would have to slowly raise the ALK back to the parameters of Red Sea´s Coral Pro Salt Mix? Which are a whopping 12.5 ALK, which explains why I have been reading 12.6ALK with the Water Change Water.
What do you guys think? is there a reason to get married to a salt mix?
Most importantly, should I skip the next water change and go with a different brand, or should I do a 5 gallon 10% WC in hopes the ALK will increase 0.5 instead of 1.0? Is 0.5dKh increase too much? or is it considered "stable"? (five days of no dosing?)...
Which basically brings me back to the beginning of this situation: ALK INSTABILITY.
So I found this forum: http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1714505
Where they discuss Salt Mix Parameters.
So is this where this situation has led me... to switch salts?
Because technically, I can infer from what you guys have said, if I stay with the same salt I would have to slowly raise the ALK back to the parameters of Red Sea´s Coral Pro Salt Mix? Which are a whopping 12.5 ALK, which explains why I have been reading 12.6ALK with the Water Change Water.
What do you guys think? is there a reason to get married to a salt mix?
Most importantly, should I skip the next water change and go with a different brand, or should I do a 5 gallon 10% WC in hopes the ALK will increase 0.5 instead of 1.0? Is 0.5dKh increase too much? or is it considered "stable"? (five days of no dosing?)...