Recent content by shiladitya1991

Some very nice LPS corals.. Heres mine

Diatoms in an established tank are a sign of silicates in the water. Check your water source.

W/C, organic carbon dosing, reduce feeding, skim wet. This should reduce your nitrates.. HTH :)

Sorry I read potassium as phosphate.. my bad :( Hanna also has a potassium check as well for soils ,dont know how good will it work for water... BTW what is the reason for testing potassium anyway?

Get a Hanna Checker..Worst Investing IMO.

How effective is Alluminium oxide in removing phosphate?. Which is better Ferric Oxide or Alluminium oxide? :scratchch

Hey buddy... Neways coming to the topic.Recently i was going through a thread in a differnt forum where the guy has mentioned that a certain batch of RSCP salt was found to have very high dkh.. #manufacturing problems

I always wondered about these webs..Thanks fr letting me know.!!:cheers:

Thanks Boomer...i didnt knw all of these...btw i prefer dosing a bit of iodine,my mushrooms look better..........:wink1:

Maybe because they dose other traces that hav some iodine component in it...or maybe iodine is replenished through water changes... It is reported by Julian Sprung as i read frm his book that Iodine is essential for Xenias and Anthelias ... Btw can Kalk contain iodine traces ??if yes..then that...

I don't agree with Boomer on this fact. Xenia and Anthelia need iodine for their survival...and some aquarists even target feed their xeniaS with iodine..

U forgot to mention that Kalk precipitates Phosphates too,......:happysad: