roadrunner1659
Member
Hey Everyone and Happy Fathers Day to all of the Dads!
I had a question about a few things dealing with calium and alkalinity...
Currently i use Kent Turbo Calcium Buffer to get my Ca levels above 400 (currently my ca is sitting at 400)...I was wondering when i do my water changes, will i lose some of my ca level along with it?
I know that i need to test my new water to find out what the levels are b4 adding it to my tank but i was just wonder if this can lower the ca levels?
How often will i need to use the kent buffer, or does using a 2 part addative or kalkwasser cancel out the need for using the kent buffer when my ca level is were i want it?
Finally, which is the better of two ways...are 2 part addatives (such as Bionic) better to use, or is dripping kalkwasser a better way to go?
If any addition information is need, i will happily supply it!
Thanks!
I had a question about a few things dealing with calium and alkalinity...
Currently i use Kent Turbo Calcium Buffer to get my Ca levels above 400 (currently my ca is sitting at 400)...I was wondering when i do my water changes, will i lose some of my ca level along with it?
I know that i need to test my new water to find out what the levels are b4 adding it to my tank but i was just wonder if this can lower the ca levels?
How often will i need to use the kent buffer, or does using a 2 part addative or kalkwasser cancel out the need for using the kent buffer when my ca level is were i want it?
Finally, which is the better of two ways...are 2 part addatives (such as Bionic) better to use, or is dripping kalkwasser a better way to go?
If any addition information is need, i will happily supply it!
Thanks!