OP
OP
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- What state or country do you live in
- Illinois
After a few water changes things appear to be improving. The nitrate are falling and the phosphate increasing slowly. I began raising Magnesium last week over 8 days to reach over 1400 ppm, as some people believe this is good for Euphyllia.
Alkalinity - 8.01 dkh
Calcium - 350 ppm
Magnesium - 1425 ppm
Nitrate - 25 ppm
Phosphate - 0.018 ppm
Last weekend I got the rocks I picked up soaking in some bleach to cure.
Today when I got home I found that the frogspawn had bailed. Perhaps too many changes, but seemed like things were improving.
Alkalinity - 8.01 dkh
Calcium - 350 ppm
Magnesium - 1425 ppm
Nitrate - 25 ppm
Phosphate - 0.018 ppm
Last weekend I got the rocks I picked up soaking in some bleach to cure.
Today when I got home I found that the frogspawn had bailed. Perhaps too many changes, but seemed like things were improving.
