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Back up off my kool-aid, yo.
Mama needs a new knicks.
Well buy it before the giveaway and I can’t have it (though there was 2 on the site when I was creating the dream cart for the giveaway)
Yeah today is water change day. 15, maybe 20 gallons. See what I can fit. Gotta find a way to get off buckets.
A fine question. I should check. I've never really trusted my mag test skills though.
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I didn't see you ALK was ppm but yeah that was low.
I actually don't mind checking mag, I use Salifert. I've also used Red Sea and got similar results.
You could try carbon dosing like @tbrown and me. It has helped keep things under control and I think it also helps feed corals.
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do you have the Hanna Mag tester or are you using a different test kit
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That's how I test...
I do WCes...
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anyone wanna guess how often i test?
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More than me!
I looked a little into that a while ago. Could you link a trusty source?
Also. The diy alk recipe for baking soda...
Salifert I think. It's the reading of the leftover reagent that throws me.
When you feel guilty about not testing?
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Vinegar dosing http://reefkeeping.com/joomla/index...ar-dosing-methodology-for-the-marine-aquarium
Are you interested in baking the baking soda to soda ash? I have a few links in this post about it. Unless you have high pH issues I would bake the baking soda.
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This calculator is what I use when I dose.
Reef Chemistry Calculator
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Randy's Recipe 1 is for soda ash solution
Randy's Recipe 2 is for baking soda solution
You can also use BRS calculator they are exactly the same.
Nice! Thanks. No idea about ph but I was probably going to bake it.
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Pretty easy to do, more potent too.
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How longs it baked for?
And if we get 25 likes on the first post here, he'll show us his nano tank! That I think we can all agree is the real prize!
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595 grams of baking soda @400 for an hour or 2. You can't overbake it. You can stir it once or twice to make sure to get it all.
It drives off moisture and carbon. Hence sodium bicarbonate to sodium carbonate.
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