pH swings affecting corals

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sealux
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Re: pH swings affecting corals

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I've had good luck with Red Sea Coral Pro. It's pre-buffered, so it keeps things steady during water changes. Just don't overdose it.
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cleverfox
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Re: pH swings affecting corals

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If you're dosing kalkwasser, drip it slowly at night. pH naturally dips after lights out, so timing matters. Also, avoid overstocking fish—more bioload means more CO2.
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rivetax
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Re: pH swings affecting corals

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Man, this thread's got more science than my high school chem class. But hey, if it saves my Duncan from looking like a raisin, I'm in.
bronzeo
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Re: pH swings affecting corals

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buddyx wrote: Wed May 07, 2025 1:08 pm Another weird thing—my pH stabilized when I switched salt mixes. Some brands buffer better than others. What salt are you using?
True story. I switched to Fritz RPM last year, and my Montis stopped bleaching. Cheap fixes sometimes work.
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