Good luck, you might want to up that to 1/4 tsp in a few days. I'm using that much to lower nitrate & better skimmer function on my 15g Mantis shrimp tank.
I've have a few zo frags that I got a few weeks back that have never opened up at all.
I will start a regimen tomorrow a.m.
Should I start with 30 ppm or ramp up to it?
I'm no chemist--I don't know what bioflavinoids are. There is something making that into pill form, as pure, VC is a crystal. What do the ingredients say on the back?
It does say:
No sugar, No starch, No artificial colors, No artificial flavors, No preservatives, No wheat, No gluten, No corn, No soy, No Dairy, Yeast free, Sodium free.
I used Sam's Club VC tabs for about 2 months. My skimmer went nuts but didn't really notice any big swing in pH/alk for about 2 months. Keep an eye on those.
I have been following this thread for several weeks now and decided to jump on board after a few of my oldest zoas started to decline. I have been adding VC for about 4 days now with no change. My tank is 80 gallon with a 20 gal sump/fuge. I have a DIY skimmer ran by a QO3000 pump. My lighting is 2x150 watt MH with 14k phoenix bulbs. The tank has been up and running for three years. Here are my before pictures so you can see what my issues are.
If you have any other suggestions besides VC to save my zoas let me know. I have tried FW dips with Iodine.
I'm dosing twice a day a little over a tsp each time. I was trying to follow the chart you posted and the increase recommendation from the article you posted. I have uped the dose a little everyday.
thanks, Chris
I'm going to give it at least a month. I have noticed some PH swings when I dose a 1 1/4 Tsp. I'm using an airpump with airstone and kalk to get the PH back up. Pufferpunk, do you have any change in PH when you dose?
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