Trying my best to keep No3 low, very challenging

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My fowlr tank, missing emperor angel, it is in quarantine. 8B7A415E-6212-44DB-9DDA-2DA74FF46900.png BF71EEC6-2653-48D7-BAAC-4B32A7ABFD66.png 3082D13D-7D50-4E08-88E9-533AE723B7E6.png F0B71D9E-5BC8-46DF-875B-F7BF39D3504D.png
 

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Without corals, I wouldn't worry too much about NO3. Saltwater fish can tolerate a wide range without any harm. Anything under 100 ppm is fine. My mixed reef runs a consistent 50 ppm and has been as high as 100 with no ill effects. Algae is the worst thing you'll deal with, and a decent amount of snails will keep that under control.

How low were you thinking?
 

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