clownfish123321
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ok thnx
Please help Id
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footyreefer
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The tank is most likely cloudy because your water is so saturated with alk
clownfish123321
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Its not like white fog its more like green tint
clownfish123321
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i bought some kent marine pro water clarifier and dosed it just a minute ago i hope the aquarium will be clear in the morning
clownfish123321
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Do you thinks its an algae bloom?
Jeremiah_Conway
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OrionN
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Alkalinity units is in meq/l or dKH (various substances make up the alkalinity so measurement in weight per volume is not useful). meq/l and dKH are function measurements.
I am not sure why your water is cloudy. Just do water change. If you got a good salt mix, then this will normalize everything.
Don't dose chemical to clear the water. That is not good for the fish or coral. It is not the clownishness that is the problem, it is the cause of the clownishness that is the problem.
It seem that you tent to add chemicals. This in addition to inaccurate measurement is a disaster waiting to happen.
I am not sure why your water is cloudy. Just do water change. If you got a good salt mix, then this will normalize everything.
Don't dose chemical to clear the water. That is not good for the fish or coral. It is not the clownishness that is the problem, it is the cause of the clownishness that is the problem.
It seem that you tent to add chemicals. This in addition to inaccurate measurement is a disaster waiting to happen.
hotelbravo
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Clownfish at it again about to kill more animals because he wont listen.
clownfish123321
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Ok thank You Orion i haven't taken other "Experts" Advise because they are giving me mixed answers some say to return to lfs some say to take the bta out of the tank because it "Hopeless" some say to do water changes. But i continue to do wc with rodi from lfs i think the problem was that when the water cleared up there was to much light to fast and is got shocked by to much light but i have put some material under the light to block some out and also added live rock which the bta is currently hiding under but fully inflated which is one more reason i think it was light shock and not water parameters the fact that it opens up under the rocks and closes up under the direct light means its is getting to much light for now i think it will probably be more tolerable to high light when it re-populates some of the zoo it expelled i know i made some mistake by adding the clarifier but atleast i wont make that mistake again
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Martini5788
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Clownfish, I highly recommend that you stop posting before everyone on this forum has a meltdown. Also, the API test kit is unable to distinguish between nitrate levels that low. It goes by increments of 5 ppm. STOP LYING. Take the fish and the anemone back to the sndhiskeuchsjru********** store and read every book that you can find on saltwater tanks and reef keeping. This is getting ridiculous
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clownfish123321
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Yeah but i can actually tell if its between the two colors:blown:
Martini5788
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Oh really? You think that you have supreme vision is that you can tell between 2 colors that are not even on the values chart? That's very interesting. Sounds like you have a super power.
Martini5788
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In case anyone is curious, his power is bull****
clownfish123321
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I never said i had supreme vision i simply said i could tell one color from another maybe you are just color blind
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Please help Id
Really? So you can tell the color difference between 2-8. But you are unable to tell if the reading is 5 ppm, which is actually on the color chart. Dude, just stop. No matter how many posts you make, the answers are not going to change and you are wasting everyone's time. GIVE IT UP.
Really? So you can tell the color difference between 2-8. But you are unable to tell if the reading is 5 ppm, which is actually on the color chart. Dude, just stop. No matter how many posts you make, the answers are not going to change and you are wasting everyone's time. GIVE IT UP.
clownfish123321
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Really? So you can tell the color difference between 2-8. But you are unable to tell if the reading is 5 ppm, which is actually on the color chart. Dude, just stop. No matter how many posts you make, the answers are not going to change and you are wasting everyone's time. GIVE IT UP.
I can tell if its between 5 and 10 ppm and the middle is 7.5 and i dont know if you know but when number is above 5 and you want to round it you go to the next whole number so that would explain 8 :blown:
