lowering alkalinity alkalinity
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malkore
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You do realize that Kent marine superbuffer is designed to raise your alkalinity...right?
You're either adding too much, or you don't need to add any at all. Water changes made with salt and R/O water will help lower alkalinity. Doing top-offs with R/O water will prevent you from adding alkalinity (if you're using tap water, it may be very hard to begin with)
You're either adding too much, or you don't need to add any at all. Water changes made with salt and R/O water will help lower alkalinity. Doing top-offs with R/O water will prevent you from adding alkalinity (if you're using tap water, it may be very hard to begin with)
oyf709
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lol i thought there won't be anyone making the same mistake as i did, guess I am wrong I read the instruction wrong therefore added too much buffer in it.My Alk was out of the chart, I just did 20% water change every few days, and basicly u can't really do anything but wait till your coral and watever in your tank consume them.Eventrualy they went back to normal.
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