Rising PH

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Evening #reefsquad,

What would cause PH to slowly rise gradually? I've changed nothing in the system recently that I can think of. At what level of PH becomes concerning?

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First things, when was the last time you calibrated your PH probe. What are you dosing for Alk and have you checked it manually? Also, how many seasons have you gone thru on this system. Have you seen a trend during the summer months when your HVAC comes on effecting the PH? Just trying to think of some reasons why it would rise. On my new tank upgrade I am getting PH levels above 8.4 with no issue. I believe you are good until to start to get above 8.5.
 
First things, when was the last time you calibrated your PH probe. What are you dosing for Alk and have you checked it manually? Also, how many seasons have you gone thru on this system. Have you seen a trend during the summer months when your HVAC comes on effecting the PH? Just trying to think of some reasons why it would rise. On my new tank upgrade I am getting PH levels above 8.4 with no issue. I believe you are good until to start to get above 8.5.
System has been up for 2 1/2 years. Havnt calibrated in awhile, so maybe do that. Dosing esv and I manually test everything once a week. Sometimes twice. Havnt really noticed any trends in the past though.
 
I notice my pH reading rises when I have not calibrated it for a while so I know calibrate it every 3 - 4 months and that keeps it in check.
 

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