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Old 04-25-2007, 08:09 PM   #31 (permalink)
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No, can’t mix it with the fertilizer.
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Old 04-25-2007, 11:01 PM   #32 (permalink)
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I was using 500ml instead of 1 L. Why I have no idea. Now I have to take the plastic containers back to Pathmark. You guys think its easy walking around in a fog???

I was using the following strength solution...
Can't you still use them?

I used the 1 L mix (1000 mL) mix (divided by 2) but I only made up 500 mL. You may still be able to use your containers.

I have Lab containers that will hold from 50 mL to 1L and they work well.

There's always pop or water bottles that are available. If you have some, can you use them?

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Old 04-26-2007, 12:55 AM   #33 (permalink)
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Can someone please explain me something. My co2 diffusor is hagen ladder (15 gallon tank), and now i have 1 bubble per 2-3 seconds, and drop checker tells me that there is way to much co2 in the water...And now i see that you suggests 1 bps???

What to do?
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Old 04-26-2007, 02:07 AM   #34 (permalink)
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For example, for K2SO4, 1ml gives 0.6ppm to 10G, isnt that too low, that will make 4.2ppm per week for K?
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Can someone please explain me something. My co2 diffusor is hagen ladder (15 gallon tank), and now i have 1 bubble per 2-3 seconds, and drop checker tells me that there is way to much co2 in the water...And now i see that you suggests 1 bps???

What to do?
What is in your drop checker?

Did you use aquarium water or a known KH solution?

Is your CO2 system DIY or pressurized?

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For example, for K2SO4, 1ml gives 0.6ppm to 10G, isnt that too low, that will make 4.2ppm per week for K?
The total daily dosing amount of K in the solution from KNO3, KH2PO4 and K2SO4 is ~ 1.33 to 1.41 ppm or over 9 ppm for the week.

This is discussed in this thread. It's a page or two back.
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...You guys think its easy walking around in a fog???...
I guess that we all have been in a fog sometimes or maybe many times in our life.

Mr. Jimi has a song about being in a "fog." I hope that this brightens up your day a little bit. http://youtube.com/watch?v=cnFSaqFzSO8

Thinking about your discus tank; this may help: http://youtube.com/watch?v=8aUDVpHxw9c
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What is in your drop checker?

Did you use aquarium water or a known KH solution?

Is your CO2 system DIY or pressurized?

It's a jbl permanent co2 test plus ph, and it uses aquarium water...i wasn´t sure about it, than i measured with sera ph i kh tests and i got the same result, too much co2.

My co2 system is pressurized.
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My understanding is you can only do the measurement if you know the change in ph when adding the CO2. It is the change in ph that is the indicator, the original kh and ph. That is why drop checkeer use a known kh solution, so they get reproducible results. If slowly.

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It's a jbl permanent co2 test plus ph, and it uses aquarium water...i wasn´t sure about it, than i measured with sera ph i kh tests and i got the same result, too much co2.

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My understanding is you can only do the measurement if you know the change in ph when adding the CO2. It is the change in ph that is the indicator, the original kh and ph. That is why drop checkeer use a known kh solution, so they get reproducible results. If slowly.
I just followed instructions from the orginal package...how to get the right results from drop checker?

So should i listen to your advice than and put my co2 system on 1bps?
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