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Thanks Chuck. I think that was the point I was trying to make. Like I said in my post, it should only be viewed as a starting point towards a solution.

It could possibly be due to you DKH being a little low. KH and Calcium have an inverse relationship. If your calcium is too high, that will push your KH down. I think if you add some buffer, and try to get your KH to about 11 you may notice that it will push you calcium down a bit. I don't...

You can tell because there will be little neon green eggs in the finlets which are the flapping things on the underside of the tail section.

In my experience xenia need "dirty" water. I would notice that when the TDS out of my RO was 0, the xenia would slowly disappear. However, when the TDS started to go up, the xenia would come back. I would then change the membrane and filters in the RO and the xenia would once again slowly go...