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"david" wrote in message
ink.net... Bottom line. If I stop adding buffer and only add limewater, will my alkalinity keep dropping? Only if the amount of Kalk you are adding is not enough to keep up with your tanks demand. Kalk adds calcium and alk in a balanced ratio. IOW, if you manage to raise your calcium with it, your alk will have gone up as well. And, if you are maintaining calcium levels with it, it's likely that your alk will not go down. Kev |
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