Algae clip... do I win?
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good guess!Algae clip... do I win?
Fell for itI know what it is! I know what it is... it's a....
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Happy you discovered the puck problem early!replaced my kalk yesterday. I was getting nervous about my Kalk dosing so I decided to look into it... Turns out the Pickling Lime condensed around the stirrer blade like a puck; so the whole thing would spin but not really mix. Guess I need to increase the stirring to keep it suspended in the water. lowered dosing back to ~100ml/hr; 110ml/hr 6-11am.
Thanks to Steve at PrecisionConverting I can run my tank for another year!
Carving out a sign/light shade for a Canary Blenny...
found a spot to store my sign
Happy you discovered the puck problem early!
Which Precision Converting? WI or FL?
Actually, it very much is. I never had to deal with one. I know lack of experience has no right to talk. I've seen reports of it. Not hard to find if you look for a problem. Hard to find a problem until you run into it.Precision converting, llc
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Puck problem a known thing? Guess I should search for kalk-stirrer gripe pages to save myself some learnin'.
Have your mix at 2 tablespoons per gallon. That provides a fully saturated mix. Check the ph weekly for drop to clue you in on when to add more kalk. Exposure to air won't precipitate the calcium out of solution, but will degrade the potency, so make sure your stirrer is sealed. I'm not sure that two seconds every few minutes will do the trick. I set mine to stir (via magnetic stir plate) for 2 minutes every hour. That keeps the solution saturated and it from caking up.Ok; stirrer will go for 2 seconds every 3 minutes. hope it doesn't annoy me. I need to add the LEDs like I have for Adam's - Disco stirrer. I hope I don't oversaturate and precipitate out the Calcium? (Something bad happens if you over stir your calc in atmosphere.)
I'm going to put in the LEDs before I put out any more videos on it. Its a DIY high-capacity version I made myself.Have your mix at 2 tablespoons per gallon. That provides a fully saturated mix. Check the ph weekly for drop to clue you in on when to add more kalk. Exposure to air won't precipitate the calcium out of solution, but will degrade the potency, so make sure your stirrer is sealed. I'm not sure that two seconds every few minutes will do the trick. I set mine to stir (via magnetic stir plate) for 2 minutes every hour. That keeps the solution saturated and it from caking up.
I'm going to put in the LEDs before I put out any more videos on it. Its a DIY high-capacity version I made myself.
That baby sailfin tang (I'm assuming it's veliferum not desjardini?) is quite cute and beautiful!
Precision Converting is obviously a pretty well-used name!Precision converting, llc
Custom rolled rayon filter paper, coolant filtration filter rolls, filter paper, fleece. Deep bed gravity filter filtration.preconfilter.com
Puck problem a known thing? Guess I should search for kalk-stirrer gripe pages to save myself some learnin'.
B-I-N-G-O!Have your mix at 2 tablespoons per gallon. That provides a fully saturated mix. Check the ph weekly for drop to clue you in on when to add more kalk. Exposure to air won't precipitate the calcium out of solution, but will degrade the potency, so make sure your stirrer is sealed. I'm not sure that two seconds every few minutes will do the trick. I set mine to stir (via magnetic stir plate) for 2 minutes every hour. That keeps the solution saturated and it from caking up.
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I'll clean my clam.