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Where abouts in the UK are you?So I guess the consensus is the tank needs longer to establish?
I really appreciate the feedback this far! In terms of the BRS meter - I don’t think they are in the UK
My money is still on too much light. I never understood Red Sea's recommendations of blasting 100% by default.
I'm not exaggerating when I say I need sunglasses on in the living room if I blast my 3 reefled 90's at 100%.
You can buy the Photone App for a few bucks and a waterproof phone case on Amazon. A reefer on Youtube made a video on how to use it, and compared it with an expensive par meter and results were the same.Is there a way to calculate it? I dont know anyone with a Par meter and they seem extremely expensive online..
I did ask when I first got the tank on light settings and the majority said not to deviate from the settings Red Sea have as they are designed specifically for the tanks.. So I assumed it was a case of putting the corals higher or lower in the tank.
You want 3x to 10x turnover through your sump and 20x to 40x GPH with your tank powerheads that includes good surface ripple. Lower GPH for soft and LPS. higher GPH for SPS.That was the only thing left I could think of
I have x2 Reef Wave 25's at the back of the tank which are running at 50%...
Not sure if I should move them lower (about 2/3 up the tank) or set them higher.
My return pump is on at 75% and my lights are the ReedLED's at the 20K setting (100% blue, 15% white), on from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, then 1 hour of moonlight.
I've never been able to get my phosphate above 0.1 in any of my tanks without dosing it.Are there any foreign contaminants? Cleaning products? Copper,tin or brass elements in the tank? You have another tank but didn’t use any of that live rock or sand. Why? Having ammonia is a concern. Why are phosphates so low?