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  1. Mmiller2001
    Interesting. Mystery solved!
  2. Mmiller2001
    I will add, and maybe not all batches, but Eco Complete is still raising my KH over the week. Very frustrating. There's something in it and have read similar complaints.
  3. Mmiller2001
    Looks okay at the moment.
  4. Mmiller2001
    It actually has a.lower cec value and not enough to notice. You simply aren't dosing enough or your test kit needs calibration.
  5. Mmiller2001
    I would shoot for .2ppm weekly.
  6. Mmiller2001
    That's how much you are currently dosing. Assuming 1 squirt of Easy Green.
  7. Mmiller2001
    Your flourish dose is only .02ppm Fe, I can't remember what easy green doses. You'll just need to add the easy green amount for your total. Found it, .034ppm. So about.05ppm Fe.
  8. Mmiller2001
    How many gallons is the tank?
  9. Mmiller2001
    https://rotalabutterfly.com/nutrient-calculator.php I would look here for dosing information. https://www.2hraquarist.com/blogs/beginners-planted-tank-101/how-much-to-dose?_pos=2&_sid=e9a763897&_ss=r You can also clone your favorite liquid fertilizer bottles. https://www.2hraquarist.com/blogs/fertilize-planted-tank/mixing-dry-aquarium-fertilisers?_pos=1&_sid=ec276c53a&_ss=r This also explains how to use the calculator.
  10. Mmiller2001
    The calculator used will tell you how many teaspoons to use to reach a certain ppm. You can also create your own liquid fertilizer from dry fertilizer.
  11. Mmiller2001
    Use dry fertilizer.
  12. Mmiller2001
    Makes sense!
  13. Mmiller2001
    Iron can be taken up completely as fast as 30 minutes. Hence a zero ppm test. Trust your dosing target and stick with it. In my CO2 tanks, I dose between .4 and .5ppm weekly.
  14. Mmiller2001
    What's the reason for the 4dKH? When nitrification begins, that pH will drop.
  15. Mmiller2001
    I don't aerate my RO water, it's unnecessary. Also, you can't pH 0TDS water, but the science says it's a pH of 7.
  16. Mmiller2001
    Getting more jungle like.
  17. Mmiller2001
    100% can throw them in dry.
  18. Mmiller2001
    No, because of acids created in nitrification. Basically, other acids are present keeping a pH range. https://www.2hraquarist.com/blogs/freshwater-fish-and-livestock/ph-swings-co2-injection?_pos=1&_sid=f0453ff19&_ss=r https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1489657/ https://www.2hraquarist.com/blogs/ph-kh-gh-tds/kh-explained?_pos=10&_sid=f0453ff19&_ss=r
  19. Mmiller2001
    Instructions here https://www.seachem.com/acid-buffer.php
  20. Mmiller2001
    No, carbonic acid is formed from the injection of CO2. This is one acid responsible for lowering pH. KH is the buffering capacity of the water.
  21. Mmiller2001
    There's no benefit but for a few select plants.
  22. Mmiller2001
    Low levels of CO2 has low affect on pH. PH swing from CO2 has no negative effect on fish.
  23. Mmiller2001
    I would calibrate your test kit.
  24. Mmiller2001
    Same, it's one fish I love but won't buy. Tried 2 early on. Both had it.
  25. Mmiller2001
    Maybe. Will just have to see. The real problem is that they are most likely infected with a virus common to that species and they don't have long to live. Can't remember the name off the top of my brain.
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