Ok read it, interesting and if nothing else it backs up what we have already been doing, plus give us a couple other options for the carbon source, I'm sure we will stick with what we are using.
The article seemed to say that it does not adversly affect the reef system, now I have heard or remember that if there is a nutrient problem in the tank that additions of vinegar may be feeding the system. Now given my recent water change problem I have a nutrient problem. There is hair algea on the rocks, glass and substrate. My good ole friend bubble algea is also growing very well, not just on the rocks but now in the substrate as well inside the hair algea. No I wondered if using the vinegar was contributing to this algea so I stopped using it for a few days, then I used only 15 mil which is half of what I was using according to the article from our kalk useres talk.
My question would be have you noticed any adverse algea reactions by using vinegar? or have you read where the use of the vinegar could do this?
Thomas
