darrin
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do calcium reactors work fast in a new tank or slow? i've had mine going for a month or so and my calcium is around 340... just wanna know if i need to change something or be patient...
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chadhender
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It prob. will not bring the calcium up that much. A reactor usually will only keep the tank stable. I would add clacium to make the tank at 400-450 then use the reactor to keep it there.
darrin
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I am also adding pickleing lime... anyone think i should use something like b-ionic or something?
AggieBrandon
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I set my reactor to keep the alkalinity stable and then use turbo calcium to raise the calcium level when it needs it. I usually just use fresh ro/di water as topoff water but every so often I use limewater. So far every time I have tested parameters everything has been stable. It takes a little time and patience to get your reactor dialed in but when you do there isn't much maintenance you have to do to keep it working.
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