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As far as calibrating I hear rodi water is good enough? True or false?
This is false. I calibrated with RO/DI then got the calibration solution a couple months later. It was reading 1.025 but was actually 1.022As far as calibrating I hear rodi water is good enough? True or false?
You might be giving them too much light. Do you have those turned down a bit....quite a bit?
As above, can you alter the light output, that is a lot of harsh led light!
Do you know that angle lenses they have?
As others have mentioned, you can turn off your skimmer and try to feed heavier (in the form of frozen foods). Also, make sure you bring that Alk up to at least 140ppm, but do it slowly, over the course of a few days.
Yes I thought that my parameters were sitting nicely as I've always been told to keep nearly undetectable phosphate and nitrates, and with the API test kits, you get a close range and not exact number (I'll get a henna set when I have the chance). I am not used to reading the dkh and so overlooked its importance.I'm concerned that the original post stated tank params 'good.' In fact, bad!
@Diesel , you posted while I was typing. Amazingly we are saying the same thing!
Edit To Add: Oh wait, I don't think we are. If you wanted to measure something at or close to 0.0, than RO/DI is what you want to use to calibrate. However you wish to test around 1.026, so calibration solution is what you want to use.
Ill have to get this solution, any brand in particular?This is false. I calibrated with RO/DI then got the calibration solution a couple months later. It was reading 1.025 but was actually 1.022
Aqua Craft is $13 on Amazon [emoji4]Ill have to get this solution, any brand in particular?