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I have a 2 1/2 year old 150 gallon reef tank containing a variety of
SPS, LPS and fish. I have been running a Korallin Kalkreaktor model 1502 calcium reactor for nearly two years. This model is advertised to be appropriate for a tank up to 800 gallons, so I thought it should be more than adequate for a 150 gallon tank. Quite frankly I have not monitored the calcium reactor regularly until the past several months when I have obtained a varitey of SPS and a clam which of course benefit from higher Calcium levels in the tank. It seems that no matter how I attempt to adjust the reactor, I cannot get the calcium level above 400. Can I assume that I am doing something wrong in adjusting the reactor, or is calcium supplementation still required even in tanks with a properly functioning calcium reactor. P.S. I use ARM media from Carib-sea. Alkalinity levels 11.5-12.5 |
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