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Thank you! 6) I'm using Salifert test kits to test individual elements. Regarding PO4, results come out < 0.03ppm, but nowhere near dangerous color levels as indicated on the card. 7) Regarding Ca and Alk dosing, I'm currently using ESV B-Ionic 2 part in equal proportions on a daily...

I always thought the kelvin rating brings out the color while the wattage helps growth. I have 14k's right now, so I'm curious to see what 20k's look like. Thanks

That's an awesome link. I never knew yellow was the baseline color with purple being the hardest color to bring out. The color gradients are very helpful in tracking progress, which can save me some $$$ as opposed to spending a boatload of $$$ on what looks cool. Much appreciated Fisherman

That's an awesome link. I never knew yellow was the baseline color with purple being the hardest color to bring out. The color gradients are very helpful in tracking progress, which can save me some $$$ Awesome resource, thanks Fishman!

That's an awesome link. I never knew yellow was the baseline color with purple being the hardest color to bring out. The color gradients are very helpful in tracking progress, which can save me some $$$ Thanks!

Tested my water this morning and parameters are as follows: Cal = 450 dKH = 6.2 (a bit low, I'd like to bring that up to 10 - 11) Mag = 1,350 Iodide = 0.01 Strontium = 4 Phosphate = 0.0 Salinity = 1.026 Anything you would recommend bringing up/down? Thanks!

That's an awesome link. I never knew yellow was the baseline color with purple being the hardest color to bring out. The color gradients are very helpful in tracking progress, which can save me some $$$ Thanks!

Over the past couple of months, I've taken an interest in SPS mainly to add color and growth to the top half of my tank. Unfortunately, I've only been able to achieve the growth part, not doing so well on the coloration. Basically I've noticed that many pieces have lost its color and vibrance...