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started reefing 1999
joekool, you don't need to dose vitamin C if you do reef energy a&b. They have a bunch of vitamins in them.
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bboyvital
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i do reef energy a and b. i am very happy with the product. i have zoa/paly polyps sprouting left and right. i have never had such growth in any of my other tanks until i started using this stuff.
OP
OP
Vitamin c is for carbon dosing not trying to put vitamins in he water. I think I will try the reef energy a and b
OP
OP
I know I'm putting c in the water but more for carbon dosing.
Daddio
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Use foundation abc, NoPox and energy ab
- foundation abc: I personally find that I can keep my levels of alk, ca and mg more consistent simply because they made the system easy to understand and for some reason I enjoy using their test kit. Not sure if the additives are better or not but my results are more consistent. I barely check ph anymore.
- NoPox: seen major improvement. Don't even have cyano in the dead spots on my sand anymore.
- reef energy: only been dosing for about a month but think everything is looking healthier - but my tank is in the basement and I had trouble keeping temps up with the horrible winter- everything looked crappy for a while. Will have to see the effects when I can keep temps stable for extended period of time.
Overall I like the products and they have made them scientifically understandable - not some magic juice you put in your tank.
- foundation abc: I personally find that I can keep my levels of alk, ca and mg more consistent simply because they made the system easy to understand and for some reason I enjoy using their test kit. Not sure if the additives are better or not but my results are more consistent. I barely check ph anymore.
- NoPox: seen major improvement. Don't even have cyano in the dead spots on my sand anymore.
- reef energy: only been dosing for about a month but think everything is looking healthier - but my tank is in the basement and I had trouble keeping temps up with the horrible winter- everything looked crappy for a while. Will have to see the effects when I can keep temps stable for extended period of time.
Overall I like the products and they have made them scientifically understandable - not some magic juice you put in your tank.
dwref
Active Member
I tried the coral pro salt, crashed my stony tank. I have been using & am now back to using Kent salt. The numbers they say it tests out at are incorrect. Mt tank started down hill after using it, so I made up a 25 gallons & tested it with Salifert test kits, none of he numbers matched. I would not recommend this salt to anyone!! They are blaming my refractometer which I had tested & it is right on. So beware of this salt. Also good luck with there support!!
Sdoutreefer
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Musta been doing something wrong. Have been using that salt since it came out with no problems.
dwref
Active Member
Not real sure what that would be, as I also have a 210 gallon tank that is just fine, but only difference is, I never put red sea salt in it!!
