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Posted by Rick on March 14, 2005, 9:29 am
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Thanks for the info,
N02 is zero,
I did a water change and it droped down to 8.2 so I will keep checking
the PH but I think it was just do for a water change. As Feb is a
short month I went 6 weeks for a change.
THKS/Rick
MWill wrote:
> A drop or rise in ph does happen, monitor it . You said your No2 is
> .10
> if a reef tank it should be at 0 ppm along with No3 which you didn't
> mention what that was. Have these readings chanced recently? or are
> you do for a water change? If it doesn't come down or is going up
> it's time to do a water change then get a good reef buffer to
stablize
> the ph to about 8.3 for a reef.
>
> Seachrem's Reef Buffer is what I use and I have been able to
> maintain a ph of 8.3 there are other brands out there as well, kent
> marine makes one and are easily found in LFS or online catalogs.
>
> Mark
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> .10
> if a reef tank it should be at 0 ppm along with No3 which you didn't
> mention what that was. Have these readings chanced recently? or are
> you do for a water change? If it doesn't come down or is going up
> it's time to do a water change then get a good reef buffer to