Alk/Calc/Mag Chart from Saxby's Presentation

[starrd27]

Does anyone that attended Nerac have that chart that Saxby presented showing the desired relationship between Alk, Calk and Mag?

Thanks!
Daire

 

[Toyota Guy]

I am looking for that too. Great chart to have......

 

[JB NY]

I'm not sure where the chart is but it has also been posted a few times in the Chem forum as well as in reefkeeping mag, I'll try to find it later.

 

[godlyme]

was just about to post the same question.......thanks to whom ever finds it for us

 

[dnsheavy]

I believe this is the one referred to:

http://home.comcast.net/~jdieck1/chemcalc.html


--Dave--

 

[starrd27]

No, that's not the one. This was a chart that had targetted alk/calc/mag parameters - as they relate to one another. It was not a calculator.

 

[godlyme]

i do remember hearing him say it was on his website.... does anyone know his website?

 

[Justjoe]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9497709#post9497709 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by godlyme
i do remember hearing him say it was on his website.... does anyone know his website?

http://deltecaquariumsolutions.com

 

[Justjoe]

Hey,
I actually have it on my jump drive as a spread sheet from the conference when we were playing musical laptops.
How can it be posted/ hosted to club?

 

[JB NY]

It's probably a image embedded into that spreadsheet. If so you can just upload it as a regular image file. Or you can email it to me and I pull it out and get it posted.

 

[JB NY]

Here is the article by Randy that has an Alk/Ca graph in it.

Solving Calcium and Alkalinity Problems

 

[Justjoe]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9498322#post9498322 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by JB NY
It's probably a image embedded into that spreadsheet. If so you can just upload it as a regular image file. Or you can email it to me and I pull it out and get it posted.

Just sent it to you Joe.

 

[JB NY]

Got it.

Here it is.

 

[Justjoe]

Joe,
Can you include the other part of it that gives the recommended dosing rates, etc and recommended levels?

 

[JB NY]

Yeah, I can do that. I'm running out so I'll do it later today, but check this site out. This is the one that David referenced as being able to do ithe dosing calculations online. All the info was double checked in the chem forum a while back as well. I've used it for a while too. I think it is much easier than the spreadsheet.

http://reef.diesyst.com/

 

[JB NY]

Here is the spreadsheet from the presentation.

Alk Ca Ratios

 

[starrd27]

That's the one! Thanks Joe.

Daire