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I got a pretty good sized dry, dead coral and I have been soaking it for about a week in some tank water. Tank water itself had a phosphate reading (Hanna Checker) of 0.00 ppm - before I took the water out to fill up the soaking tank. I threw a bag of Phosguard in a filter sock and wrapped the sock around a pump to circulate the water.
Just checked on the coral - and the water is reading 0.15ppm (Hanna)
I'm trying to keep my (currently) fish only tank with as low of nutrients as possible to prevent nuisance algae. Figured it'll only be harder to bring numbers down if they get out of control early.
Think it's safe to put it in at 0.15ppm? I'm not sure if I need to do a water change to it - if the Phosguard is binding the phosphate?
Thoughts?
Just checked on the coral - and the water is reading 0.15ppm (Hanna)
I'm trying to keep my (currently) fish only tank with as low of nutrients as possible to prevent nuisance algae. Figured it'll only be harder to bring numbers down if they get out of control early.
Think it's safe to put it in at 0.15ppm? I'm not sure if I need to do a water change to it - if the Phosguard is binding the phosphate?
Thoughts?

