Low numbers

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I tend to get at least minimum of a few inches below the top of the water

That would be fine.

Generally, most parameters are well homogenized in reef tank display water, unless you are right near some sort of input.

 

[dirty_south87]

That would be fine.

Generally, most parameters are well homogenized in reef tank display water, unless you are right near some sort of input.

I will keep that in mind, I believe I have been close to the input on display when pulling water to test

 

[dirty_south87]

Mg numbers are in range, done two separate test on them (Red Sea, Aquaforest)

K numbers are very low (Red Sea)

Fe numbers are 0.05 (Red Sea)

I have have the Red Sea trace colors dosing, is there any other suggestions to help fix those numbers?

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Mg numbers are in range, done two separate test on them (Red Sea, Aquaforest)

K numbers are very low (Red Sea)

Fe numbers are 0.05 (Red Sea)

I have have the Red Sea trace colors dosing, is there any other suggestions to help fix those numbers?

As I noted in other threads, iron at that level is very high. Many, many times higher than surface ocean water.Don’t let Red Sea drive your decisions.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

I also advised in those threads potassium chloride for potassium.

 

[dirty_south87]

I also advised in those threads potassium chloride for potassium.

I seen. Appreciate your help! I’m willing to take any advice that will benefit my corals and fish