Is there a post Dino safe phosphate control?

[sixty_reefer]

I sent on the first of this month. I ran DE filters for two hours before samples and used 0.22 syringe filter.

I would follow they’re advice in that case. My belief is that is fairly difficult to deplete inorganic carbon In a system due to constant gas exchange. Is it possible to black out the tank for a wile or reduce light duration to weaken the algae?

 

[sixty_reefer]

The reason I’m in doubt is that if inorganic carbon and nitrogen was really depleted you wouldn’t have a algae issue.

 

[CoralClasher]

I would follow they’re advice in that case. My belief is that is fairly difficult to deplete inorganic carbon In a system due to constant gas exchange. Is it possible to black out the tank for a wile or reduce light duration to weaken the algae?

I’m not really concerned about the green algae. They want me to add 1,317.54ml of alkalinity booster. I just can’t imagine what my ALK would be after that.

 

[sixty_reefer]

I’m not really concerned about the green algae. They want me to add 1,317.54ml of alkalinity booster. I just can’t imagine what my ALK would be after that.

Most likely a bare tank, how many dkh would that be for your system size

 

[CoralClasher]

Most likely a bare tank, how many dkh would that be for your system size

I’m not sure how to calculate that but according to them I’m at o and if I dose that much to get to their set point 27mg/L?

 

[CoralClasher]

Corals look fine and definitely growing. Just no Coraline Algae anywhere.

 

[sixty_reefer]

I’m not sure how to calculate that but according to them I’m at o and if I dose that much to get to their set point 27mg/L?

I would ask Randy for advice, from a quick google it takes a lot of CO3 to raise alkalinity in a large volume of water. I wouldn’t dismiss they’re advice totally maybe try and determine the impact of the advised dose to your system before making a decision instead of just ruling it out.
Unfortunately I’m not familiar with CO3 to give you a correct advice