Coral Keepers 180 gallon reef diary.

coral keeper

Active Member
Here are the pictures.
Frogspawn

Pipe organ coral

Lettuce nudi

My GORGEOUS gorgonian. It is purple with pure white polyps. Absolutely gorgeous!!

 

meowzer

Moderator
It's about time...I have been waiting all morning for these pics

Very nice additions...
is the gorg a photosynthetic one?
 

detane

Member
Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/3045285
Got an update! I got a PhosBan Reactor 150!
Here is a picture and a video.

View My Video
Did u know that adding Kalk to your reef actually removes phosphates from the water during evap.. and saves you money on electricity, and buying the phos remover gunk or pellets. FYI
 

coral keeper

Active Member
Originally Posted by DETANE
http:///forum/post/3045294
Did u know that adding Kalk to your reef actually removes phosphates from the water during evap.. and saves you money on electricity, and buying the phos remover gunk or pellets. FYI
How much does Kalk cost?
 

detane

Member
Originally Posted by Coral Keeper
http:///forum/post/3045316
How much does Kalk cost?
Its pickling lime AKA Kalkwasser. Cost $3. You dose it into your tank and when the water evaps it removes the phosphates along with it. Kalk also works in conjunction with Calcium to help your corals spread and grow. It gets your rocks purple,,
 

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by DETANE
http:///forum/post/3045326
Its pickling lime AKA Kalkwasser. Cost $3. You dose it into your tank and when the water evaps it removes the phosphates along with it. Kalk also works in conjunction with Calcium to help your corals spread and grow. It gets your rocks purple,,

Do you have to have a dosing mechanism...or can you just add it directly to the tank?
If so, how much per gallon do you add?
 

nwdyr

Active Member
tank is lookin awesome Bro! I was in the neighborhood just thought I would stop by and say HI
 

coral keeper

Active Member
Originally Posted by DETANE
http:///forum/post/3045326
Its pickling lime AKA Kalkwasser. Cost $3. You dose it into your tank and when the water evaps it removes the phosphates along with it. Kalk also works in conjunction with Calcium to help your corals spread and grow. It gets your rocks purple,,

It comes in powder form right? If so, how many gallons can the $3 make?
 

coral keeper

Active Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3045331
Do you have to have a dosing mechanism...or can you just add it directly to the tank?
If so, how much per gallon do you add?
I heard that dosing lots of Kalk at once can be deadly. Your best bet would be a auto top off. If you can't afford one, you can make a DIY one.
 
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