NO3 To High PO4 is good - ATI CNP

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Hello Everyone,
I have a problem my No3 is high 25mg/L and my Po4 is verry good 0.03 but my bottle of RS NOPOX is finish and my retailer dont have in stock but he has ATi C he tel me "is the same product" yeah but i dont know the dosage use, the calculator of ati dont go to 25 of nitrate hi stoping at <5 the recomended dosage on the website is 3ml.

I think this dosage to low .. before i put 12ml of NOPOX ...

ati C is to concentrate ? idk ..

I have too the ATI P for dosing the phosphorus in same time for stay the smae value of po4.

someone can help me ?

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That’s pretty high but not devastating. unless your tank is acropora dominant, your tank should be able to tolerate that. Just a couple questions… What are the levels when doing NOPOX? What type of corals? How old is the tank, does it consume Nitrates on its own? Do you use a skimmer? What type of filtration do you have? I wouldn’t personally be too concerned about using chemical filtration unless nitrates and phosphate are rising out of control and you start having other issues such as, nuisance algae’s or bacteria build up. I don’t know about ATI C. Seems like a carbon dosing product which will lower both N03 and P04. You would probably need to dose P04. Both the C and P together could work but have not heard. I’ve had luck with tropic Marin NP Bacto balance. It’s a light carbon source that’s designed to bring down nutrients just enough, while adding in what’s needed so you don’t bottom out.
 
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That’s pretty high but not devastating. unless your tank is acropora dominant, your tank should be able to tolerate that. Just a couple questions… What are the levels when doing NOPOX? What type of corals? How old is the tank, does it consume Nitrates on its own? Do you use a skimmer? What type of filtration do you have? I wouldn’t personally be too concerned about using chemical filtration unless nitrates and phosphate are rising out of control and you start having other issues such as, nuisance algae’s or bacteria build up. I don’t know about ATI C. Seems like a carbon dosing product which will lower both N03 and P04. You would probably need to dose P04. Both the C and P together could work but have not heard. I’ve had luck with tropic Marin NP Bacto balance. It’s a light carbon source that’s designed to bring down nutrients just enough, while adding in what’s needed so you don’t bottom out.
Hey,
- with nopox my value is 25no3 and 0.03 po4
- my tank is 2 yeas old and dominant Acropora in Berlin méthode
- I have a Nyos quantum 220 with carbo ex for 700 liters
- my tank run under 1liters of carbon AF in moving bed (deltec fr512), a refugium of rock, a smart roller (reef factory), and uv 55w

For the po4 yea I have the bottle of P and I want dosing for stay in equal value like 0.03 po4
 
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