Bio yes, about 3 X, to be more exact 3.2
Mu8
You are doing good. Let the Calcium come down on its own. Jacking up the Calcuum is not the thing to do as it will bring down the Calcium and the Alk due to CaCO3 precipitation. Your Alk is fine and is slightly above natural seawater. There is nothing wrong with running it higher but wait till things are more normal. Same for Magnesium. But you need to test for that, as low Magnesium can pull down the Calcium via precipitation, as normal Magesium levels helps stop CaCO3 precip.
Note: Don't be jacking up the ph with a buffer. 99 % of all pH issues is CO2 and it could care less what the Alk is. I can tell by your given parameters your pH should be 8.2, this is from slightly high CO2 but don't worry about that for now.,