Please feel free to disagree as I have not had chemistry in a long long time. But if I am not mistaken. High c02 lowers PH. Low salt levels (and 1.022 is a little low) allows greater concentrations of co2. Although I’m sure it’s not a solution to your issue. I would get the salinity to 1.026 plus there are other biological functions taking place that are just better at proper salinity.
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92g Corner Build
- Thread starter MadReefer
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@MadReefer How is the dino situation?
Thanks for asking. That seems okay for now, just typical algae. Ran out of Magnesium so will be ordering more.
And.... I apologize in advance for walking on your thread Mark. Diana, you always take the time to ask everyone how things are going. And that’s awesome. But I just searched a billion pages, give or take one or two. And I can’t find a build page, tale of tank or or photos on your tank... so I am asking you. How’s your tank... how about a tale or two 
And.... I apologize in advance for walking on your thread Mark. Diana, you always take the time to ask everyone how things are going. And that’s awesome. But I just searched a billion pages, give or take one or two. And I can’t find a build page, tale of tank or or photos on your tank... so I am asking you. How’s your tank... how about a tale or two
Sorry Mark too
I torn down my 40b yesterday and it’s currently has a power head circulating the bleach I added. The Real Reef rocks are in a bin for the last 6 weeks curing. I gave them a vinagar, and a bleach bath 7 weeks ago. The new corals have been in the three qt along with one fish in each tank. Now that the kids are out of school, I’ll be working on my new 75g. Don’t look forward to plumbing
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Sorry Mark too
I torn down my 40b yesterday and it’s currently has a power head circulating the bleach I added. The Real Reef rocks are in a bin for the last 6 weeks curing. I gave them a vinagar, and a bleach bath 7 weeks ago. The new corals have been in the three qt alone with one fish in each tank. Now that the kids are out of school, I’ll be working on my new 75g. Don’t look forward to plumbing
Look forward to the tale
1 ML of 3 percent per 10 gallons of water Dosed daily till issue is gone. I often half that for general maintenance
You can go much heavier with fish only. And it will completely eradicate just about any algae but better to go slow with coral. However. I recently made a mistake and used 35 percent that I did not realize was not cut. Skimmer was very unhappy and coral closed up for a day. Tank was immaculate hahaha. But no apparent issue with coral. Still I don’t recommend putting 35 percent in your water. That is really really strong and not needed as 3 percent does the trick
I’d half it and see how the inverts react. When it’s maintenance it really takes very little
This is a mixed discussion. 1st time peroxide rid my dinos and 2nd time it just kept in check, meaning not better or worse. I book marked some and will place here.
I am still working on that Library link site.
Here are few I saved. If you search tons of data and different approaches.
How I beat dinoflagellates, and the lessons I learned
How to Get Rid of Dinoflagellates - Control, Prevention, & Removal
Amphidinium Dinoflagellate Treatment Methods
Dinoflagellates in the marine aquarium. What are they and how to combat them? - Blog Coral Wonders
How I beat dinoflagellates, and the lessons I learned
How to Get Rid of Dinoflagellates - Control, Prevention, & Removal
Amphidinium Dinoflagellate Treatment Methods
Dinoflagellates in the marine aquarium. What are they and how to combat them? - Blog Coral Wonders
DangerDave
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If you guys want to use peroxide, you should consider an oxydator. I wouldn't run a tank without it.
Is there one you recommend?