Experienced Newbie Still needs help !!!

[ReeferTang44]

Did a 15 gallon water change I wasn’t able to get any more water so that’s what I can do for now how did my levels look?

And does anyone know how to properly does correct amount of sechem fusion?

I want to slowing bring alk up to around 10 and keep calcium around there

 

[vetteguy53081]

Did a 15 gallon water change I wasn’t able to get any more water so that’s what I can do for now how did my levels look?

And does anyone know how to properly does correct amount of sechem fusion?

I want to slowing bring alk up to around 10 and keep calcium around there

Overall - pretty dang good.
Try to keep salt at 1.025 range as it will fluctuate with evaporation.
Nitrate is a little high for coral but safe for fish only

 

[ReeferTang44]

Overall - pretty dang good.
Try to keep salt at 1.025 range as it will fluctuate with evaporation.
Nitrate is a little high for coral but safe for fish only

Can I raise my alk and do you have any experience or anyone you know that has experience with other sechem

 

[vetteguy53081]

Can I raise my alk and do you have any experience or anyone you know that has experience with other sechem

While you can, I dont see a need Unless you have high consumption which tests would show.

 

[Salty_Northerner]

Did a 15 gallon water change I wasn’t able to get any more water so that’s what I can do for now how did my levels look?

And does anyone know how to properly does correct amount of sechem fusion?

I want to slowing bring alk up to around 10 and keep calcium around there

Use this.. https://reef.diesyst.com/chemcalc/chemcalc.html

Just fill in the fields and enter what your parameters are. Then enter what you want to have the levels at. Select fusion 1 or 2 in the drop down menu and it'll give you a good idea on how much is needed.

You don't need to dose both parts. If alk is low just dose part 2. If cal is low add part 1. You don't need to do equal parts as some say you need to. Just dose what your looking for.