Rovert
Premium Member
Now that I have a Trident, I'm watching my parameters more closely and noted that my measurements are a bit too high. The tank is fairly new - just over 2 months.
I've been slowly adding fish and a couple small LPS coral frags to get things going until measurements stabilize enough to begin with SPS. Probably won't be for another couple months, but until then, I'm wondering if I'm in a 'danger zone' with these readings:
1 Week Average:
pH: 7.8
Alk: 7.32
Ca: 468
Mg: 1553
I won't rule out that the Trident is not properly calibrated (pre-owned), but assuming it's correct, would you say this is just 'new tank syndrome' where the readings will bounce around for a while until they fall in line, or should I start considering some sort of intervention?
I've been slowly adding fish and a couple small LPS coral frags to get things going until measurements stabilize enough to begin with SPS. Probably won't be for another couple months, but until then, I'm wondering if I'm in a 'danger zone' with these readings:
1 Week Average:
pH: 7.8
Alk: 7.32
Ca: 468
Mg: 1553
I won't rule out that the Trident is not properly calibrated (pre-owned), but assuming it's correct, would you say this is just 'new tank syndrome' where the readings will bounce around for a while until they fall in line, or should I start considering some sort of intervention?