The Science Behind Reef Tank Calcium & Alkalinity That Every Reefer Needs to Know!

[@stevenporritt5961]

Best video I've seen in ages!! 450. 9, 1350. Hanna alkalinity daily.

[@ozzy1887]

The Neptune Trident has saved my tank more than once from alkalinity crashes. I also cross check it's readings with a Hanna around every 6 weeks or so.

[@t4nk3d402]

curious about the ALK values, if alk should be so much higher im curious why Tropic Marin Pro Reef has high levels of Calcium and Mag, but only around 7.5dKH

[@pantelisskotidas4134]

How about ph readings and stability instead? maybe your next presentation

[@connerchow1576]

I always set timers 😂

[@duberollinup3452]

My nano has held 8.3 ph and 9.8 alk ever since I started it, its truly blessed.

[@Sammy31Dee]

It's not consuming....that's not a good thing unless the tank is all softys

[@duberollinup3452]

@@Sammy31Dee Down .1 every two days and its all lps water changes have been plenty for replenish everything.

[@MrDon967]

Here’s an idea. Why not make these videos for interesting by showing said tests. Show us the before and after in growth, color etc. include relevant results at relevant talking points. Show us these weight tests you guys did, the color differences the growth etc.

[@Redemptioner1]

They can't as these are just adverts with a story glued on top, not actual information.

[@MrDon967]

@@Redemptioner1 seems to be a trend for these guys ever since the other guy left. no actual tests shown just podcasts n selling pitches. its sad.

[@josephposada1830]

Calcium carbonate is created by alkalinity, Magnesium is another important element as well

[@rubenespinosa1685]

Ah ah ah ah 😂😂😂😂 a video about ah ah.😂😂😅no offense love the vids but get rid of the word ah ah

[@josephposada1830]

Alkalinity is not an element