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Re: Water Quality Question Billy 03-12-2005
Posted by Billy on March 12, 2005, 9:39 pm
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> What would be the best way to get the calcuim it up to 450-500 ppm
> and at what rate should I be increasing it?
>


I use Sea-Lab #28 Auto. Replenisher..you can get them at
Fishsupply.com, I get them for a pretty good deal at my LFS. I've
stopped using any other suppliments. I've been using them for about 6
months and everything is quite healthy.

Just an idea.

billy



Posted by MWill on March 13, 2005, 8:37 am
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thanks billy, any specifics you can tell me on dosing rate etc from
your experience?


Posted by Billy on March 13, 2005, 1:33 pm
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> thanks billy, any specifics you can tell me on dosing rate etc
> from
> your experience?
>

The blocks are made to take the guesswork out. They dissolve based on
natures need for balance. A tank your size would require about 3
blocks at a time. They maintain a CA of about 450, along with a
number of other substances.



Posted by MWill on March 13, 2005, 2:30 pm
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yes was looking at that when I reviewed the fish supply.com link to
sea-lab#28 . The dissolve rate or lasting power between adding new
blocks averages what evry two weeks, three weeks, a month?


Posted by Billy on March 15, 2005, 12:16 am
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> yes was looking at that when I reviewed the fish supply.com link to
> sea-lab#28 . The dissolve rate or lasting power between adding new
> blocks averages what evry two weeks, three weeks, a month?

I have a 75 gallon, about 90 gallons total water volume. I use 2
blocks at a time, they last a bit less than 2 weeks. Depends
completely on the needs of your individual system, and how fast it
consumes the substances that he blocks replace.

billy



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