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I put my calcium reactor back online today and am currently dialing it in. I'm tempted to run the reactor during the daylight hours to help stabilize pH during the night. I'd keep circulation going through and in the reactor but would just turn off the solenoid that controls my co2 input. I'm assuming it would probably need to kick back on an hour or so before lights come on so it would be at operating levels when uptake starts.
I'd love to hear from anyone who does this or has tried this in the past. Successfully or failures.
I am hesitant to try it, I almost feel like it's one more thing that could go wrong but I've really been liking the higher pH lows I've had with 2 part so far.
I'd love to hear or see any data people have with their alk monitors to get an idea of when consumption really starts up for them as well as when it stops after lights out.
Here is the command I currently have entered in my apexfusion, let me know if it will work as I intend it to.
Thanks,
Matt
I'd love to hear from anyone who does this or has tried this in the past. Successfully or failures.
I am hesitant to try it, I almost feel like it's one more thing that could go wrong but I've really been liking the higher pH lows I've had with 2 part so far.
I'd love to hear or see any data people have with their alk monitors to get an idea of when consumption really starts up for them as well as when it stops after lights out.
Here is the command I currently have entered in my apexfusion, let me know if it will work as I intend it to.
Thanks,
Matt



