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Different people have different water changing habits.. last time when I do cycling, I change about 20-30% every few days until my cycling is completed. For maintainence, I change 5-10% weekly after that

I think there is a shop in IMM or Marina Square which have something like that The design is nice, but may have problem attaching wave makers if you intend to put any inside

Do note that vinegar have a very strong smell..

Try using a dosing pump.

bioload refers to your livestocks

Did your NO3 and PO4 go down? I read in some other forums, the people there dose once per week for about 6 weeks when they just started to use prodibio. After that, they will dose once every 2 weeks. I takes a while for the bacteria to grow

I think its safer not to do drastic changes to your reef if there is LS inside. I believe dosage of 1 amp per 60L is for new setup without LS.

Ozonizer usually connected to the air-intake of skimmer, and AC to remove excess ozone, and other impurities in the water.

Able to control the pH in the CR with denitrator? IMO, I think its quite difficult

Its like using torchlight underwater

Yup.. it should be included in the course.. If i'm not wrong, there are some assignments inside which you need to tear out and submit

Hi all, Have a RM 2nd chamber to let go. It is filled with ARM media and Grotec Mg Pro. Letting go at $80. Collect at Jurong East.

Hi bhtteo, I guess you've misunderstood RockyBoy and Gouldian. pH 8.3 and kH 8 is the parameter of your aquarium or CR? You should measure pH/kH/Ca of the "output" of your CR. If your output pH is 8.3, then its too high and the media is not "burning". CR will raise Ca and kH of your aquarium slowly. The working principle between CR and denitrator is different Hope this helps..

The pic shown is not the PF601.. Its the older model PF600.

Since you mentioned that you just got the sps, perhaps you can give it more time to stabilized..

It is one of the easiest to use reactor around. No problem with tiny rocks getting stuck while pumping.

Can use a temperature controller...

Yup. Take the frag out, apply some glue on the base and attach it to the liverocks underwater. Hope this helps

You can try to use superglue gel or epoxy

Maybe you can try tunze stream 6000.. it is controllable, and you can adjust the flow

Interesting project

Some CO2 solenoid valve has only 2pin plug but it will work too. Basically the controller just cut off power to the solenoid.

I believe you'll need a lot of that stuff as you need to let the water stand in the tank for a while. IMO, Its a good product..

Marine Depot have it.

you're right