[nuch]

Some help guys. My Ph is 7.7 I know its not dangerously low, but I wanna get it in the 8 area. I know about the lime and baking soda tricks. My question is I heard alittle bit about air stones. Can I lut one in the sump? Would it help that much? I have a pin point Ph tester so its pretty much on. Also night and day its the same. It's not fully stocked, but about 20 corals and frags.

[skene]

what is your lighting schedule like?
have you tested PH morning... afternoon and night?

[nuch]

I know u guys r thinking there is alot to account for like any reactors going, winxows, air flow, alk, etc. just asking about the airstone and lets just say its kinda a basic tank, whats a quick fix. Thanx

[nuch]

Lights r 11:30 - 6:00. Then I have a 5500 k bulb over my 30 gallon fuge for the rest of the day.

[skene]

so from 6:30p - 11:30a the fuge lights are on.. is that what you are saying?

[nuch]

Yes

[KathyC]

Yes you could use an airstone, but you will end up with a lot of salt creep doing so due to all of the tiny bubbles breaking in the air.

You would be better served to increase your surface agitation - either in your sump or DT and see if that brings the pH up a little further.

[ZANYMASTER]

Winter months are tough on PH.Crack a window for a bit every day.

[reefs4life]

In my experience I think that running the air line of skimmer to outside is a simple an effective way to aid pH issues. I have mine setup that way and I also have a CO2 scrubber in between and my pH stays between 8.2 and 8.4