Wildone i assuming your testing
alk in Meq/L, not dkh?
if this is the case ur
alk level is ok!
If its geraman deg then the main key is to concentrate on the
alk, cause it wouldn;t be acting as a buffer against the
PH swings.but the measurement has a decimal point so im asuming the first one!
Your
Ca levels are good at the moment, so no red flags are poping up just yet, and essecially cause the
Alk level is ok your not likely to experince a drop of of carbons any time soon. so yeah, the main problem is the
PH
U could try blubbers scientificly proven formula for short term, although 2 things to keep in mind here.
1) Look at the price tag, cause u could get away logicly with Seachem Reef Builder with B_carb soda as your 2nd part cause thats all it is anyways!
2)Sodium and bromide are typicly high in any buffering compond we add to the tanks, prolonged use of these 2 & 3 part mixtures can increase level beyond the natral level in nature, which in my opioion is
not a good thing!
everyone knows what sodium is, but bromide u may or may not be aware of & is abit more interesting.
Without the proper amounts of bromide, iodide cannot be metabolized into proper use by your animals. it joins the other in the table as a minor Ion, but still has to have its place respectfully!
My honest suggestion. & i might get some back lash cause i cant remember what u dose, but if your dosing robs calcium hydroxide method id drip it at night when the
Ph drops natrally to even it out abit more. that combined with a quick boost of sodium bicarb & a reverse lighting period in the
sump/fuge should solve all your problems
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