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hey everyone
I need an additive that will stabalize most trace elements including Calcium, Alkalinity, Magnesium, Strontium, Potassium. AragaMilk does this but I cant find a retailer that stocks it, is there a kent or seachem additive that does the same thing?? thnx for help
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www.twopartsolution.com is a good *CHEAP* two part solution to do all three
You only really need to mess with calc, alk, mag. The rest comes with water changes.
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A simple 2 part supplement with water changes will typically take care of most trace element needs
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DIY - Dr. Randy's 2 (actually 3) part additive - it's *much* cheaper than any LFS bought additive, and at least just as good (better, IMO, as you know exactly what you add...)
http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-02/rhf/index.php I also agree with rodgod20, you don't need to add any "trace element" other than calcium, alkalinity and magnesium. Check out the following article: http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2007-04/rhf/index.php Hennie |
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I use the Bionic 2 part (alk/calc) and Bionic Mg instead of that stuff, i read that it was banned from here on the forums??...
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where did you read that? I have heard nothin but good things from the diy 2 part. And it was created by the same guy that does all of the chemistry papers in reefkeeping mag
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