SneekaPeek
New member
Hello everyone,
I took interest in another thread of relatively the same concept, but still haven't figured it out. Im using tropic marin pro reef and I have noticed the alk level is very low in the 5dkh range. When I do substantial water changes my alk drops fairly well. Can someone come up with a solution for me? I would like to do more water changes because of the benefits. Right now I am doing a 25% WC once a week and I had a local tell me to reduce the percentage down to 10% to make things more stable, but I feel WC is what helps replenish a tank. Another person told me to buff the WC water before I add to my DT. Any help would be awesome. I was going to build another WC system so that I can let the water sit for up to 7 Days. do you notice alk levels drop after letting the water sit for longer than 1 day? I would like to set this system up so that I can buff the water and let it sit so that the ions can be balanced and once it comes to WC day I can switch the water out by adding the same parameters to my display. Any thoughts or anything it would be great!
I took interest in another thread of relatively the same concept, but still haven't figured it out. Im using tropic marin pro reef and I have noticed the alk level is very low in the 5dkh range. When I do substantial water changes my alk drops fairly well. Can someone come up with a solution for me? I would like to do more water changes because of the benefits. Right now I am doing a 25% WC once a week and I had a local tell me to reduce the percentage down to 10% to make things more stable, but I feel WC is what helps replenish a tank. Another person told me to buff the WC water before I add to my DT. Any help would be awesome. I was going to build another WC system so that I can let the water sit for up to 7 Days. do you notice alk levels drop after letting the water sit for longer than 1 day? I would like to set this system up so that I can buff the water and let it sit so that the ions can be balanced and once it comes to WC day I can switch the water out by adding the same parameters to my display. Any thoughts or anything it would be great!