Raising pH

[Mark75]

Express, man! EXPRESS! LOL!

I was this close to being clever,.....maybe next time!

 

[Elementalj]

I was this close to being clever,.....maybe next time!

I think you do just fine sir. [emoji41][emoji1611]

 

[BlueDevil]

But the million dollar question is - did you save any money on your car insurances as well?

 

[Rob.D]

Any update on your ph?

 

[BlueDevil]

Any update on your ph?

Unfortunately, not much change to report. I think the only solution would be to bring outside air into the tank, which is just not feasible right now. Hopefully the cooler temps in the Fall will allow me to open up the windows to help with that. I'm not overly concerned though since the pH is still within an acceptable range as you can see in the graph below. Just 10 points south from the range that I would prefer.

 

[CastAway]

^^^^too cool!^^^^

I would love that kind of data on my tank!

I need me a controller Hi!

 

[BlueDevil]

^^^^too cool!^^^^

I would love that kind of data on my tank!

I need me a controller Hi!

Yes you do Yet another advantage to having a controller. Helps me see a snapshot of the data over a period of time, to help identify any anomalies.

Another thing I've been using it for the past couple of days is with my dosing regimen. I am switching to a true two part dosing regimen (equal parts of ca and alk) run staggered by an hour through the night. I woke up this morning and had my log showing exactly when my ca and alk dosers kicked on and off. The only way to make sure of this would have been to stay up all night to make sure things were running like they should It actually ended up saving my skin too, since I had a small error in my programming which caused the alk and ca dosers to come on at the same time! Was able to fix it remotely!