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Yup as Fragmaster mentioned above, carbonate level you can think of it as the buffering level, where typically, when KH is higher, your water PH will be less susceptible to PH swings. 

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I am keeping mine between 7 and 9. My corals love it.

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Tank: 3.5ft x 2ft x 1.5ft, 12mm

Sump: 3ft

Skimmer: Bubble Magus Curve 7

Lightings: Maxspect 15000k

Return Pump: Eheim 1252

Wavemaker: Jebao WP25, Jebao RW-8

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