I cleaned out the sump yesterday somewhat when I made the new fuge mod. Stirred up some stuff and then I did a water change about 15% and vacuumed the shallow sandbed. (Sand is only 5 weeks old in this tank). I was remiss in changing my Seneye slide by a day and when I did it tonight my free...
I just bought Triton supplement package and I am looking to see what people who are using the Triton method have found as their steady/stable dose.
If you're using Triton, I'd like to know:
1) What dosage of the Triton supplements are you using?
2) Your total system volume
3) Your stocking...
In a full, stable Triton Method tank, do Triton recommend activated carbon? Where in the sump would it be? In earlier documents, it seems to be there, after the skimmer, but later documents don't mention it.
Some earlier Triton method docs also say some form of phosphate control is needed...
Hey Everyone! I'm starting a new reef tank. 60 Gallon Cube with 20 gallon long DIY Sump. I've been researching and listening to reefing podcasts for the last 3 years and finally have the room and money to jump into reef keeping. Looking to have a mixed reef and I'm planning on doing the Triton...
Hey Everyone! I'm starting a new reef tank. 60 Gallon Cube with 20 gallon long DIY Sump. I've been researching and listening to reefing podcasts for the last 3 years and finally have the room and money to jump into reef keeping. Looking to have a mixed reef and I'm planning on doing the Triton...
First the background info...
I have a 300 gallon mixed reef that I would say is sps dominated. For equipment, I am currently running a MRC calcium reactor with magnesium crystals added. I have an Aquamedic kalk reactor as well that is ran through my ato but only when the PH is below 2.5. If...
The wait is over. Now anyone can enjoy the balanced, 4 part additives from Triton. This set is all liquid and requires no diluting with RO/DI water. When dosing daily- maintaining stable alkalinity, calcium, magnesium, strontium, potassium, boron, iodine, iron, vanadium, etc all becomes much...
There are many different ions in seawater, and as reef aquarists we generally only test for a small number of these. Calcium, magnesium, “alkalinity”, nitrate, phosphate, and ammonia, for example, are relatively easy for hobbyists to test at home using kits. Other ions, however, are more...