Hello


My my WD Cloud Drive died on me whit all my backups on it and I was bad and have not back up that drive for sometime, like 5 years. I have been busy trying to get the information of the drive without having to pay a large ransom to the people that do it. I need to find someone local that knows Linux and has Linux on a machine and I should be good. FYI I have tried all the Linux windows software and this is not working.
Ok, back to tank business
My readings over the last two weeks
On the tenth I was trying out my new toy, below and my number were off since I was trying to figure out how to use it. I also pulled my filter socks and my glass has been staying clear for almost a week with minor cleaning.
O boy jsker has a new toy and I am delighted. I ran the numbers and yes the toy is $55 beans, but the tip come out much cheaper then syringes. And it is all lab like



I am trying to convence myself that I do not need the 100ul and the 10ml one, because they are a want and not a need.
I am also experimenting with Lanthanum Chloride again and figuring a solid amount to gallons dosing. So far from other threads it is .08 off a cc/ml to 10 gallons using the
SeaKlean. I think the real debate is how much RO/DI to delute the .08 or in my case for 80 gallons of water volume .62 would be the dose to cut the phosphate in half when high and .02 cc/ml per 10 gallons or .16 cc/ml for 80 gallons of water volume. I will do some more reading/research. Using the 32 oz of SeaKlean is way less then using GFO Warning, dosing to high and not using filter sock is a bad thing for the system.
I got one of these to dose before my filter sock, so the socks catch the Lanthanum Chloride and the bonded phosphate before they phosphates and Lanthanum Chloride get into the system.
I am dosing 1 drip per second using agent green, which is barley making a dent in the phosphates. Yes it is good to go slow and recommended to go slow, but the Phosphate RX cuts the phosphate at a better rate.
Tune in I will be testing tomorrow after pulling the filter socks in the morning to get my readings.