Phosphates

[Patrick]

What is acceptable level in nano? 2ppm is high for LPS? Is it the reason why hammer and cloves don't open wide and big? Thanks

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[Jairus]

2ppm is too high bro. Try 0.1 and below


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[Patrick]

Ok thanks bro


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[Jairus]

np bro, can try carbon dosing but GFO will be your best bet

[Patrick]

Using ATM agent green phosphates remover


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[diki88]

2 hours ago, Patrick said:

Using ATM agent green phosphates remover


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If it's a small tank, watch your alkalinity levels also when dosing lanthanum chloride.

[Patrick]

If it's a small tank, watch your alkalinity levels also when dosing lanthanum chloride.

Thanks bro


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[Harlequinmania]

For a small tank I would not recommend the use of lacl as like what someone mention it is too risky. Overdose could wape out the tank, there is many other cost effective method to control p04 in a small tank.. I.e; phosguard, rowaphos, poly filter ect..

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[Patrick]

Thanks bro, will do


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[Patrick]

After 4 days of dosing ATM agent green did not see much effect on corals except brown algae on glass.


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[Harlequinmania]

Lacl need a powerful skimmer in order for it to work well

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[Patrick]

Ok thanks bro


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[kakak99]

Is the tank new? Is there any dead fish or dead coral in the tank? Or many left over foods? Tank over loaded with livestock?

Try to do major water change eg 40% once a week till ppm drop, suck up left over foods on the floor and don't over feed.

 

[Patrick]

Thanks bro


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