I am going to try this question again.
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wamp
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Man, thats a tough one then... I have never liked buffers though.
Do you drip Kalk? If not, that is one way to raise PH. Not really what it is for, but it will raise your ph. Might be risky though. I am tapped out for ideas for you. Everyone has already stated what I thought... Sorry
Do you drip Kalk? If not, that is one way to raise PH. Not really what it is for, but it will raise your ph. Might be risky though. I am tapped out for ideas for you. Everyone has already stated what I thought... Sorry
foulbrew
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Have you checked the CO2 level in your water??
As I said earlier, there is a direct relationship between alkalinity and pH. If, when you added salt and the ALK went up and the pH didn't there has to be something in the water that will only affect pH. It is my understanding that high levels of C02 in the water can do this.
As I said earlier, there is a direct relationship between alkalinity and pH. If, when you added salt and the ALK went up and the pH didn't there has to be something in the water that will only affect pH. It is my understanding that high levels of C02 in the water can do this.
brooklyn johnny
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Hey joe do a search with these keywords...
broomer5 alkalinity calcium
The first thread that comes up will help you.
For some reason when you enter the full string in it just links you to SWF.com's home page. This will work with the search...
John
broomer5 alkalinity calcium
The first thread that comes up will help you.
For some reason when you enter the full string in it just links you to SWF.com's home page. This will work with the search...
John