Bojan
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I am thinking about Balling method to replace my system , which now consists of Ca reactor and limewater.
Ca and alkalinity consumption is quite high in my aquarium (10 g of Ca every day).
I calculated that I will need approximately 1 kg of CaCl2 x 2H2O and 1 kg of NaHCO3 each month. I suppose that salt without NaCl will not be necessary , because I replace 5% water every week.
Is this correct ?
I found information that 715 g calcium chloride dehydrate have to be dissolved in 10 l of RO water. Is it possible to use less than 10 liters of RO water ?I have same question for Natriumhydrogencarbonat. I found information that 840 gram Natriumhydrogencarbonat have to be dissolved in 10 l of RO water.
What will happen with solution of calcium chloride dehydrate and Natriumhydrogencarbonat with RO water during time.Can I prepare solution 1 month in advance? Is it required that canisters with solutions are closed ?
One question more.
I dosing is not automated (that is actually question for my nano), how much solutions can I add at once.
Ca and alkalinity consumption is quite high in my aquarium (10 g of Ca every day).
I calculated that I will need approximately 1 kg of CaCl2 x 2H2O and 1 kg of NaHCO3 each month. I suppose that salt without NaCl will not be necessary , because I replace 5% water every week.
Is this correct ?
I found information that 715 g calcium chloride dehydrate have to be dissolved in 10 l of RO water. Is it possible to use less than 10 liters of RO water ?I have same question for Natriumhydrogencarbonat. I found information that 840 gram Natriumhydrogencarbonat have to be dissolved in 10 l of RO water.
What will happen with solution of calcium chloride dehydrate and Natriumhydrogencarbonat with RO water during time.Can I prepare solution 1 month in advance? Is it required that canisters with solutions are closed ?
One question more.
I dosing is not automated (that is actually question for my nano), how much solutions can I add at once.