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10/27/2012, 07:06 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Birmingham Alabama
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DT a snowglobe
have no idea where its coming from, little particals floating everywhere. there isnt any in my sump where the pump is. bout the only option is the supply pipe. its been doing this for 4 days now, i thought it would clear up but it hasnt. what could be in the pipe coming from the return pump?
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im good at alot of things, but this saltwater reef hobby is a tough one for me....... patience is a must. Current Tank Info: 75G reef, 27G sump 48 rapid led's 24RB's 12NW's 12CW's |
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10/27/2012, 07:11 AM
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Where am I?
 
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What are your parameters? It will help us better help you to know those. It could be parcipate. It happens will there isn't enough magnesium to keep alk and cal from clumping together. Also if you have powerheads in the tank one could be moved and is stirring up sand particles.
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I prefer not to think before I speak, I like to be just as surprised as everyone else by what comes out of my mouth. Current Tank Info: I have a 180 gal mostly LPS corals, it contains 1 Val. Tang, 1 yellow striped clown fish, 3 percula clownfish, a blood shrimp, cleaner shrimp and a sand shifting goby, 5 pajama cardinals, 1 green chromis. Also a 75 gal. sump/fug. |
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10/27/2012, 07:15 AM
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Location: Birmingham Alabama
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the ALK and cal has been high for a while and cant seem to get them down.
the cal runs 480 and the alk is like 11.02, there not real high but thats normally where they are. i still dont have a mag kit yet. IVE GOT TO GET ONE....UGH
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im good at alot of things, but this saltwater reef hobby is a tough one for me....... patience is a must. Current Tank Info: 75G reef, 27G sump 48 rapid led's 24RB's 12NW's 12CW's |
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