Testing question

I get it at 48ml which is 4 tablespoons. , that would get you down to 0.03, not sure why you are aiming for 0.003 or was that a typo?

I would first try a lower dose than suggested to see how your tank reacts to it, you can always add more.
I was told 0.03 is where you wanna be for phosphate
 
0.03 being the lowest .
0.03-0.1
I used a Hanna phosphorus and the reading was 30 so I went to the chart from phosphorus to phosphate so 30ppb to 0.092 ppm. So I didn’t know if I had to lower my phosphate I thought 0.092 was high
 
I used a Hanna phosphorus and the reading was 30 so I went to the chart from phosphorus to phosphate so 30ppb to 0.092 ppm. So I didn’t know if I had to lower my phosphate I thought 0.092 was high
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So I should bring it down correct?
Sand and rock will absorb po4, you won’t know the actual amount of po4 in the tank, you want to keep a close eye on the lvl, you could try adding a little rowaphos, if the lvl goes down but then raises faster than what seems the norm, then you could have a lot of po4 in the sand and rock, so it wouldn’t be a bad idea to remove some, algae could spring up from seemingly no where.
It’s not just a case of using the amount of rowaphos the calculator suggests, as more will be leased from the rocks and sand as you remove some of the po4 from the water.
 
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