Yea. They are cool. They will carry stuff around though.
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My kessil has no adjusting so it’s just a presetI run my peak for 6 hours (T5s). Then my primes work the ramp up and ramp down.
I have coral so can I kill the light for a week? And I’m using the filtered fish water and yes it is and I had it open but I’ll will remain closed with the black out curtains over it from now onI would kill the lights for a week and apply Flux to the tank and are you using tAP water from the faucet?
Is tank at or near a window?
*fridge not fishI have coral so can I kill the light for a week? And I’m using the filtered fish water and yes it is and I had it open but I’ll will remain closed with the black out curtains over it from now on
Yes- thats why I said 10%. Should be zeroI have coral so can I kill the light for a week? And I’m using the filtered fish water and yes it is and I had it open but I’ll will remain closed with the black out curtains over it from now on
Okay will doYes- thats why I said 10%. Should be zero
No no no, might want to, at the minimum. Use RO water. But would strongly recommend a RODI system.*fridge not fish
I have a reverse osmosis but I don’t know how to set it up to use itNo no no, might want to, at the minimum. Use RO water. But would strongly recommend a RODI system.
If nutrients are low then it's most likely the gha soaking them up.I currently have about 20 (3 Nassarius snails, 1 turbo, 9 astrea, 2 cerith, and 6 nerites) , a emerald crab, 3 hermit crabs, and two sand sifting gobys but the algae is still outrageous and I also have a protein skimmer on it and its a 20 gallon tank running a kessil a150w ocean blue light . So what should I do??
Okay definitely will tryIf nutrients are low then it's most likely the gha soaking them up.
I personally find the delicate balancing of exporting just enough without having params bottoming out very difficult. In order to not dose anything and avoid the constant param changes involved with slightly over exporting to remove the leached nutrients from dead algae, I have grown to prefer blackouts for these occasions. You don't necessarily need to wrap the tank or anything, a week or very low (only blues at 5-15%) works great to get the upper-hand and shift the balance back in favor to bacteria.
Got the RO system filling