@Randy Holmes-Farley i assume acs grade NaOH should be fine for this, also?
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@Randy Holmes-Farley i assume acs grade NaOH should be fine for this, also?
So am I correct when thinking all I have to do for alk is replace my soda ash (baked baking soda) with sodium hydroxide and I can keep my calcium part the same? I'm currently using the calcium from the brs 2part with baked baking soda for my alk. I can't dose enough kalk to keep my pH up.
@Randy Holmes-Farley Hello I have a quick question I'm considering running a calcium reactor and I'm at a current ph of 8.0- 8.1 and worried about ph drop. I was wondering if I can just dose the alk part alone mostly for the PH benefits and have my calrx do the rest of the alk, ca and mg? I was considering a kalk reactor but I have a doser already and it would save me some money going this route.
I'm currently dosing 100ml of aquaforest component 123 a day.
The calrx setup will be a as follows
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Must have missed it in this long thread but what advantage does sodium hydroxide give you over sodium carbonate at elevating/maintaining alk?
so how would I raise ph if my reactor drops it to low? I really don't want to use kalk..No.
The reactor doses a fixed ratio of alk per calcium. There's no way to add a bunch of alk only onto the reactor additions without alk rising relative to calcium.
so how would I raise ph in my reactor drops it to low? I really don't want to use kalk.. I read earlier in this thread that someone asked if they can use this with their carx in place of kalk but I didn't understand their explanation on how they were implementing it
so how would I raise ph if my reactor drops it to low? I really don't want to use kalk..
Can I use my current aquaforest calcium and your alk hi ph recipe? right now im using the dosetroic which talks to the alkatroic to dose equal parts per alk, ca and mg. would it basically do the same for this alk and ca?
So if I’m dosing 100 mil of aquaforest component 123 right now , does this mean if I put my cal RX online and use your 2 part does this mean I world do 50 ml of your cal and alk and 50 ml a min with the calcium reactor ?
Kind of curious if anyone using this has figured out a long (or semi long) term container to use?
I still have to use balling part C with a calcium reactor ? If I’m using your 2 part and a calrx and I’m currently dosing 100 Ml of alk and cal what amount would I dose from the 2 part and the calrx is it 50ml from 2 part and 50 ml from the carx ?I do not know the aquaforest calcium concentration to advise on relative amounts,.
You could use it, and that will provide some of the benefits of a two part in terms of other ions, but not all of them.
It would make more sense to use DIY calcium chloride, the hydroxide recipe, and Balling Part C, IMO.
Are you using this with your calrx ?I think i answered my question...
Kalkwaser is 40.8 meq/l and tjis one 1900?
It that huge the difference?
I still have to use balling part C with a calcium reactor ? If I’m using your 2 part and a calrx and I’m currently dosing 100 Ml of alk and cal what amount would I dose from the 2 part and the calrx is it 50ml from 2 part and 50 ml from the carx ?