liquid alk and calc.

[jdmcivicek9]

just wondering what you guys use as far as alkalinity and calcium in the liquid form...im looking to change from the seachem powder products to liquid alk and calc. also what online stores have them?!?thanks

 

[metweezer]

B-Ionic! Calc, Alk & Mag. Google B-Ionic for sources.

 

[Tswifty]

2-part is a good easy way to maintain them.

I used to use ESV B-Ionic also.

 

[Bonneville08]

I have used ESV B-Ionic for a few years, and keep it on hand now that I use a calcium reactor. Just about any online aquarium supply will have it. Warner Marine Research 2 part has been suggested as being very high in quality if harder to find. Please do check your Calcium, alkalinity, and Magnesium to make certain all are in spec before you start. I have also used a marine buffer or a chelated Calcium supplement when I wanted to adjust one or the other. Hope this helps

 

[Roy G. Biv]

Before my calcium reactor, B-ionic.

 

[xskyzx]

hows about c-balance part a n b?

 

[jdmcivicek9]

thanks for all the replies!! i will be looking into b ionic then!!bonniville08 i check my levels on a regular basis so no worries there!!!im just looking to move away from the powder form of additives only because they take forever to desolve in the bucket before i can add them in...

 

[Toddrtrex]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13335295#post13335295 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by xskyzx
hows about c-balance part a n b?

I've been using it for years, have had good results. The main reason I started using it was that my LFS carried it, so I stuck with it. I know get the gallon concentrates online.