Best mixed reef parameters

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

I have been in this hobby for at least 5 months now and I have a 25 gallon laggon but I plumed it so it is more like a 30 gallon laggon. And instead of having different tanks for all these type of corals I though I should just add them in all just one tank and yes I knew it would be very challenging. But so far everything has be growing well I am just wondering what my parameters should be at thanks.

 

[Coolcasino]

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

The quote below is from the mod of the Chemistry forum here on Reef2Reef (Randy Holmes-Farley); it has recommended ranges for parameters (the only thing typically considered important from table 2 is Nitrate). Most people I’ve seen just suggest getting your numbers in these ranges and then keeping them as stable as possible - but it's also, recommended not to chase numbers too much, as you often end up doing more harm than good:

Table 1. Parameters critical to control in reef aquaria.

Table 2. Other parameters in reef aquaria that aquarists may want to control.

The more specific recommendations I've seen from a few experienced reefers on the forum here:
-Alk ~9
-Cal 420-450
-Mag low 1300's
-Nitrate ~5
-Phosphate 0.05-0.1

Also, as a note, Randy no longer recommends measuring magnesium:

Just say NO to magnesium testing: RMM is born

OK, this thread has been many years in the making, and I'm posting it here since folks in the chem forum are probably already tired of all the threads relating to problematic magnesium testing. I'm going to propose a method, let's call it the Randy Magnesium Method, or RMM for short. All good...

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[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Thankyou giys

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Guys