- If the aquarium has a high biological loadsuch as a large number of fish, corals, or crustaceansmore frequent tank water changes may be necessary. Regularly monitoring key chemical parameters NO, PO, pH, KH, Ca, Mg. For this, our drop tests and ICP tests will work great. It allows you to adjust the schedule as needed, ensuring optimal conditions for your reef ecosystem.
- I came from the freshwater side of the hobby, so when I started my marine I intended to change a lot of water (in fresh would do 50% weekly), but I've seen no downturn in happiness or health by not changing marine water frequently. I keep quite a high nutrient tank due to the macroalgae and need to dose things like All For Reef to keep things stable for it, so I've found with all the dosing I do the tank doesn't need as many waterchanges as I expected.
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- I have a 24 gallon cube reef tank and I was wondering what is the recommended water change schedule for a tank this size? Would 10% a week be better or 20% every other week? Some relevant info: I have some small sps frags that use up calcium/alk ...
