Azno3

Yea well im stranger than I used to be :D

I hoped on here to answer some emails about a few threads, and kinda have to figure out what I am doing with my 1 fish tank, beleve it or not I only own 1. its just a little 150gal tank in my 9x9 bedroom a mix of everything and in need of attention. your tank has sure taken off over the years. Dang did I just say years?
 
Im lost and ive gone off to find myself, If you see me before I get back tell me to wait :D

or something like that.
 
concerning storage of AZ-NO3, should it be refrigerated when opened? There is no information on the bottle, but I saw an advertisement in the marine depot cat. stating that it should be refrigerated?
Thanks!
 
If you plan to store an opened bottle for a while, then yes. However, during the dosing period I just kept the bottle in my tank room that stays in the mid 70s. It says on the bottle "Store at 45 to 77 degrees". (In this picture, bottle on the left, on the label near the bottom right)

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Originally posted</a> by melev I did verify that 320 drops is not equal to 30 ml as the bottle indicates. I checked twice and it comes out to 25 ml. I don't know if that would be a factor in how some people have bad experiences or not.

I'd think it would be more of a factor if it were the other way around. Drops should be "dripped" holding the dropper vertical, otherwise you get surface tension on the side of the dropper and drip a greater volume than a drop. ;)
 
There is no dropper. The cap has a pop up section with a hole in it. Inverting the bottle is how I used it, counting the drops.
 
I believe I did three water changes during the 60 days I treated the tank. Nitrates are currently around 15ppm, down 75% from what they were.

So they did go up a little, but not nearly what they were. And I suppose if I really wanted to, I could repeat the treatment a second time at the normal recommended rate of dosing without fearing the consequences, now that the nitrates are at a much lower level.

However, at this point I'm thinking about a DIY denitrifier that I read about in Reef Discussion.

I do not use mechanical filtration. DSB, Refugium, Skimmer, LR - that's my filtration.
 
Do you know why your nitrates keep going up?
Are you using mechanical filtration?

I prefer this threat TOTM, huge fan!!:)

EDIT: Sorry just read that you allready answerd the mechanical filtration cuestion.

Thanks.
 
Alex, they were up for a long time without my realizing it. As I mentioned earlier, I was reading my test kit incorrectly. I feed heavily, which I think is the main problem. I love my reeflings and feed them accordingly.
 
do you know any side effects from dosing a small amount of AZ-NO3 daily to keep your trates low? I've been doing that for a year & a half, and I have not noticed anything bad.......only good. kinda like the sugar, vodka method?
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11322350#post11322350 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mysterybox
do you know any side effects from dosing a small amount of AZ-NO3 daily to keep your trates low? I've been doing that for a year & a half, and I have not noticed anything bad.......only good. kinda like the sugar, vodka method?

I'm not aware of any side effects. This was my first time to use this product.
 
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