Wow, that looks amazing
On a planted tank i dont ser the need of that. If you want to raise a little bit kh /gh just mix tap water to the ro water.Louis, thank again for the fast response. My tap water is also hard and I have a ro unit on order. I was thinking of reminarilizing the ro water with http://www.theshrimptank.com/water-conditioners/salty-shrimp-shrimp-mineral-gh-kh/
Using your ferts will avoid using the above?
Dry salts and make my own solutions.What ferts are you using ? i had this problem with Easy Life Fosfo . I switched to KNO3 and KH2PO4 and problem was fixed
Also using Easy Life Fero , but this one is ok for my tank .
Dry salts and make my own solutions.
The problem isn't the ferts.
The other tank is normal with the same bottle of fert
Most probably new Aquasoil is the problem. If you can get a hold of ADA catalogue there is a chart that shows PO4 absorption speed.
Hi Luís,
here is my small advice...
Low PO4:
i had the same issue with my tank's, lack of PO4.
Especially with the smaller one, the lack of PO4 was unbalancing everything.
Fert's:
I looked at your fert and comparing with my solution, i used the double of KH2PO4!
I suggest that you try first with and extra bottle, with the extra dose of KH2PO4 and see if it solves.
Testing PO4:
I believe that you're using JBL PO4 sensitive test (if not forget this),
what i watched is that below 1ppm growth almost stop's and algae take advance...
We know that these test's and not 100% accurate, so i target the result for PO4 between 1 and 2 ppm (try not to go higher than 3ppm)
love this tank,
cheers
That means 7 ppm NO3 per day is consumed. You could blame a test or a denitrification is happening somewhere. Try to measure NO3 after adding ferts.
Have taken the eheim skimm and replaced the filter with a Eheim PRO 4+ 250TYou were right Tiago
Micromix Plus and add 10gr on 1LWhat Micros/Fe are you dosing and how much ?
Yes they are.Is that P.Simulans?
Love the look of this tank, great job