geoj
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Originally Posted by GWhunter
http:///forum/post/3222500
First sorry to the OP for the hi jack. I've got a lot of light on this tank(300w of MH and 260w of pc atinics) and in the darker areas of the tank the coraline is deep purple. Like the op I've been testing the normal stuff and neglecting the reef specific parameters. So thanks for all the help. So really one needs to test for iodine,mag,kh,cal, what about strontium? I'm old to marine fish but relatively new to the reef side. I'm upgrading to a 110 x tall in the next month so I'll have less light with the added hieght. And will keep a better eye on the reef specific parameters.
Matt
I have not gotten around to playing with strontium just yet. (More fun yet to be had.)
I take one test at a time, I keep a log and see what happens. I don’t do many water changes and this lets me see the effects of dosing more clearly. I would say that the corals in my tank do very well even though I have neglected strontium.
http:///forum/post/3222500
First sorry to the OP for the hi jack. I've got a lot of light on this tank(300w of MH and 260w of pc atinics) and in the darker areas of the tank the coraline is deep purple. Like the op I've been testing the normal stuff and neglecting the reef specific parameters. So thanks for all the help. So really one needs to test for iodine,mag,kh,cal, what about strontium? I'm old to marine fish but relatively new to the reef side. I'm upgrading to a 110 x tall in the next month so I'll have less light with the added hieght. And will keep a better eye on the reef specific parameters.
Matt
I have not gotten around to playing with strontium just yet. (More fun yet to be had.)