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right now I run a 180 total water system with my 125 display, sump and frag tank. The system has been up for 3 years with no issues. Maybe 2 months ago I suffered a massive crash because I tried adding vodka too fast and then stupidly stopping it right away. All of the corals are perky and look great and are growing, except my hammers. Lately my pH has been dropping to 7.6 at night and barely making its way to 8. I have already tried the outdoor CO2 test and saw it was a CO2 issue as my dkh is 8.7.
Parameters
All 8.7
Calc 440
Mag 1400
Nitrate <3
Phosphates- around .006
I’m uploading my apex pH graph. I just calibrated it a few days ago with a Milwaukee 7 and 10 pH calibration kit. I already tried hooking my protein skimmer up to a airline tube outside my home but so far no luck. My yellow eye kole tang for some reason gets stressed when the oH is lower than 7.8 but the rest are fine. Any help and suggestions thank you!
Parameters
All 8.7
Calc 440
Mag 1400
Nitrate <3
Phosphates- around .006
I’m uploading my apex pH graph. I just calibrated it a few days ago with a Milwaukee 7 and 10 pH calibration kit. I already tried hooking my protein skimmer up to a airline tube outside my home but so far no luck. My yellow eye kole tang for some reason gets stressed when the oH is lower than 7.8 but the rest are fine. Any help and suggestions thank you!
When I’m home, I open a window about an inch or so. New houses are so well sealed that there are no drafts. During the summer your AC recycles the air inside your house but during the winter it pulls air from the outside. Fixed my ph issue in about a day or 2.


