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Have you tried this?Here's a little test you can try. Take a jar full of saltwater from your tank and put it outside with an airstone bubbling outside air thru the water. Test your water and see what it shows.
Have you tried this?Here's a little test you can try. Take a jar full of saltwater from your tank and put it outside with an airstone bubbling outside air thru the water. Test your water and see what it shows.
Sniperhank said:Ok, I'm having issues with my pH. It started when I switched from bought saltwater to the distilled I make. What can I do to safely raise my pH. I have been adding pH buffer daily now, but when I test after work it is back below testing range of my kit. My corals are retracting and I need a solution for this!
Without even reading that article, I'm sure it pertains to freshwater. Crushed coral has zero buffering affect in a saltwater system. In order for the crushed coral to start dissolving and add any buffer to the system, the water must be around 7.3 pH or lower. That is virtually impossible in a saltwater system.What Are the Benefits of Crushed Coral? | eHow.com
Have you tried adding crushed coral to the filter to raise the ph?