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Xster
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This might be of interest to any Instant Ocean user,
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthrea ... did=248196
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Post by Deanna »

WOW! Thats scary. All we use is IO. HRMMM!! Thanks Xster!

De
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I knew there was a reason we try to avoid that stuff.....yes it is cheap and readily available, but the calcium isn't high enough nor is the pH.

Thanks for the warning!

Elizabeth
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Post by Xster »

Just FYI, most seasoned reefkeepers out there test their makeup water for calcium and alkalinity and sometimes ph first before doing a water change. Maybe I should start this little routine in order to learn more of the water chemistry changes that are going on in my tank before, during, and after a water change. Please let everyone know if they experiences anything out of the ordinary with any brand of salts.
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It is just poppycock... it is made up by all those Red Sea Enthusiasts
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Post by ShagMan »

Well, I tested two different batches/buckets, and I'm ok, DKH is around 5 (little low?).
-Josh Murrah
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