I am switching over a SPS tank from Kalk to CR and I am trying to figure a good effluent PH. I am using ARM and I have heard to keep it at 7.5. Im used to hearing 6.7/6.8 to dissolve the media. Is it really 7.5?
I switched from ARM because of mush problems. there are many, many other types of "good" CR media out there! BTW, keep your kalk water for make up.. there are many benefits of running both!
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7499006#post7499006 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by VCoo71 is everyne using ARM with those PH set points that low?
anything below 6.8 and my ARM will start to turn to mush
It depends, are you measuring the 6.8 PH of the effluent? if you are then the PH could be much lower in the main chamber which is why it's turning it to mush.
I use my PH probe in the main chamber and it's set at 6.5- 6.6 and it's been as low as 6.4 and my ARM never came even close to turning to mush.
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