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What else do you recommend? I do water changes weekly, about 10-15 gallons of a 120g system. Use a sock filter and phosguard. My issue isn't so much nitrates as much as phosphates.
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I don't use filter socks. I use the media cups and floss. No wash.
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Yeah, I understand that every tank is different. For Acros, I really never let them get above 10, but for my other systems, I don't mind them being around 20. However, I'm also having to dose NO3 in all my systems, so it's more about picking a number that works for me.
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It's weird, my Acros were colored up, growing and branching with Nitrates over 100. Dropped them and when they got below 50 is when my Acros started dying.
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When it comes to managing PO4, I start with the water system, ensuring my RO/DI is on point and has enough pressure to function properly. Then, I usually examine what I'm feeding to make sure I'm not overdoing it based on my fish load or coral load. It's all about finding that balance to maintain optimal water quality.
Mine tend not to love it much under 30, it gets lower and they get ticked off.
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I dose Phosphates. Daily.
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