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Its good to dose every mth as wc itself cannot bring the ideal water parameter so dosing will helps to reset all default_smile.png


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eh softies and lps won't consume that much? I thought is sps or mixed reef then need to dose a bit

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As i tried the wc only process before it still consume so in 1-2mths time u wil see the difference in parameter especially KH.


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shouldn't you do weekly or bi-weekly water changes? lol.

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shouldn't you do weekly or bi-weekly water changes? lol.

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weekly or bi-weekly water changes shd be enough

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3 hours ago, Zacked10 said:

Hi guys! Thanks so much for the insights! Btw, is there any system/ auto test kit to check for those parameters?




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Auto test are super ex. U can look at Neptune trident, focustronic has a alkatronic that only tests for kh. They r developing the mastertronic. To save cost just get the hobby test kits will do. 

All others go salifert. For phosphate and alk can get Hanna checkers

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Auto test are super ex. U can look at Neptune trident, focustronic has a alkatronic that only tests for kh. They r developing the mastertronic. To save cost just get the hobby test kits will do. 
All others go salifert. For phosphate and alk can get Hanna checkers

Thank u! If manual tests.. how often need to test?


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