Help me bring my phosphate up

[RioReefr]

my phosphate in that it's too low.

Why don't you add some dry rock? Its inevitable phosphates will creep out of the rock. My tank is only 9 months old and finally reached a point I think I could call things "stable", not "mature". 3 months is too young to do anything drastic.

 

[Hnguyen85]

Why don't you add some dry rock? Its inevitable phosphates will creep out of the rock. My tank is only 9 months old and finally reached a point I think I could call things "stable", not "mature". 3 months is too young to do anything drastic.

I started out with dry rock.

 

[Tripod1404]

pfft.. So new...i wouldn't suggest doing anything at this point as far as phosphate dosing goes.. At this point is highly likely that the only thing phosphate dosing will do at this time is increase nuisance algae issues..

When you hit the 1 year mark check it again and we can go from there..

+1

 

[mcgyvr]

Why don't you add some dry rock? Its inevitable phosphates will creep out of the rock. My tank is only 9 months old and finally reached a point I think I could call things "stable", not "mature". 3 months is too young to do anything drastic.

That seems to be an issue with Pukani dry rock.. Most of the other stuff (available in the states anyways) is pretty darn clean/phosphate free from what I've seen..