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Yep. The last part of thanks to your generosity. I’ve learned by being burned in the past to be prepared.You got the whole pharmacy there
Take it 1ml at a timeDosing pump cleaning day.....I guess.
Take it 1ml at a time
My bill murray decided to RTNDosing pump cleaning day.....I guess.
That stinks. I get random ones every now and then...part of the lure and frustration at the same timeMy bill murray decided to RTN
Clipped that chunk off and cut it above the tissue loss. Didnt dip it. No clue what the heck thats about.
Can be a frustrating game sometimes.
Which one are you using?Ughhhhh....these calculators are not giving me what I need ml wise. I'm going to replace dosing soda ash and calcium (if kalk) at night with either kalk or a straight sodium hydroxide solution. Figuring out the amounts is like doing a dam research paper. It's looking like it takes about 413x the amount of kalk than soda ash to raise dkh .1. Looks like .03 oz of soda ash vs 12.4 oz of kalk. This math could very well be wrong.If I went sodium hydroxide I got nothin...
Im unsure of the specifics but it takes alot of kalk and only a little baking soda/soda ash. That is accurate. I think the calculations for baked and baking are about the same, baked being slightly more potent IIRC, in the ballpark of 78% of a baking soda dose for equal dkh. Whats your water volume and dkh you want to achieve ill double check?Ughhhhh....these calculators are not giving me what I need ml wise. I'm going to replace dosing soda ash and calcium (if kalk) at night with either kalk or a straight sodium hydroxide solution. Figuring out the amounts is like doing a dam research paper. It's looking like it takes about 413x the amount of kalk than soda ash to raise dkh .1. Looks like .03 oz of soda ash vs 12.4 oz of kalk. This math could very well be wrong.If I went sodium hydroxide I got nothin...
I use the reef chemistry calculator for soda ash, sodium hydroxide, and kalk. It lets me convert amounts between all 3 pretty accurately. I mix my sodium hydroxide to match Randy’s recipe 1.Ughhhhh....these calculators are not giving me what I need ml wise. I'm going to replace dosing soda ash and calcium (if kalk) at night with either kalk or a straight sodium hydroxide solution. Figuring out the amounts is like doing a dam research paper. It's looking like it takes about 413x the amount of kalk than soda ash to raise dkh .1. Looks like .03 oz of soda ash vs 12.4 oz of kalk. This math could very well be wrong.If I went sodium hydroxide I got nothin...