I heard that the blue bucket was better, been thinking on switching to it.
I actually need to go pick some up I ran out.
No just questions like what size is your tank, how old is your tank, how did you start your tank with dry rock live rock, what kind of lights are on the tank , do you use r.o water what kind of salt do you use, literally probably 20 standard questions, nothing about "what's wrong" but none of that was given like I said it was a vague post I was just trying to get more meat with the potatoes, im not sending the food back. LoL
IMO - the "red" bucket is excellent when you start to establish a larger biomass of stony corals. You can supply the demand for alkalinity and calcium with WC during a long period before you start other methods for alkalinity and calcium addition. Both alkalinity and calcium is boosted in the red bucket. But in your case - the blue bucket (IMO) is both cheaper and better
Thanks for the information! I think I’m mostly going to go with mainly soft corals I think the movement of them are fascinating
I would naturally supply those information if I was actually looking for help. I know all of that is helpful in determining on how to help solve problems, I posted my numbers as a starter to conversations as to where some keeps theirs a little higher or lower. as stated in my original post on what people would do to “fix” their numbers. What you are suggesting that this was all a vague post was nothing more than to connect with other hobbyist and share ideas. What works for one may not for another, everyone has something that works or don’t work and what numbers keeps their livestock happy. Go back and read the original post
Got it!
I haven’t done anything to my tank, I was gonna do a water change but decided against it. I appreciate your input, I was curious on how others would handle the situation if it were their numbers or what they are comfortable with. I know everyone is different but it’s an interesting thing to see how people do things
