I'm getting a feel of where reefers with SPS success keep their parameters at. Particularly Alkalinity and Phosphate. Please share nutrients in the discussion
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your acros like a little more dirty water than usual. Every tank is different of courseAlk typically somewhere between 7-7.8dkh. PO4 usually .2-.3. nitrates around 12-25.
Acros start to get angry much above low 8's for me anymore. Don't ask why, because I don't know. I just shoot for In the neighborhood if 7.5 and everything does well.
Yup. Just keep the Stability of what’s working for u.Yes, that's what I'm finding out. The more I learn and read, the more I find that there really is no set of parameters that works for everyone.
7.3 - 7-7 dkHI'm getting a feel of where reefers with SPS success keep their parameters at. Particularly Alkalinity and Phosphate. Please share nutrients in the discussion
red field ratio balance?7.3 - 7-7 dkH
PO4 0.05 - 0.12 ppm
NO3 5 - 15ppm
I agreeYes, that's what I'm finding out. The more I learn and read, the more I find that there really is no set of parameters that works for everyone.
Is it? I don't know that it's relevant as that ratio is about carbon as well as phosphates and nitrates.red field ratio balance?
what is red field ratio im sorry excuse my ignoranceIs it? I don't know that it's relevant as that ratio is about carbon as well as phosphates and nitrates.
Those numbers are just where I ended up, with happy coral and no significant algae growth.
Obviously a lot of other 'stuff' which is probably not measured is also contributing.
Po4 and no3 ratio 1/15.what is red field ratio im sorry excuse my ignorance

