My phosphates are at 0.69

[Reefer302]

My phosphates are way higher than the recommended level and my corals are doing great what should I do?

 

[Stuartmercer]

Don't trust it then. If things are going great, don't worry about it, don't trust the numbers. Numbers aren't everything and that is when things go wrong when people obsess over them.

 

[nereefpat]

If your corals are fine, and you aren't having any algae issues, let it be.

Nice tank and pictures, btw.

 

[UCF Alum]

Tank looks great
No algae
Leave as is and don’t change anything

 

[KrisReef]

My phosphates are way higher than the recommended level and my corals are doing great what should I do?

That number might be dangerous to elegance coral. Send it to me just to be safe. My numbers are much better than yours.

 

[Reefer302]

That number might be dangerous to elegance coral. Send it to me just to be safe. My numbers are much better than yours.

Hahaha nice one

 

[arking_mark]

May want to check out my forum post...

.85ppm Phosphate, should I worry? | REEF2REEF Saltwater and Reef Aquarium Forum

 

[schuby]

Do nothing to start. What methods do you use to remove nutrients? Skimmer, GFO, nopox, macro-algae, ATS, carbon-dosing, chemipure, ...

Is this a fish-less tank?

 

[Stuartmercer]

That number might be dangerous to elegance coral. Send it to me just to be safe. My numbers are much better than yours.

This took me a minute...

 

[Reefer302]

Do nothing to start. What methods do you use to remove nutrients? Skimmer, GFO, nopox, macro-algae, ATS, carbon-dosing, chemipure, ...

Is this a fish-less tank?

I have some chemi pure and a refugium no fish the phosphates likely came with increased coral feeding so ill slow down on that