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I used to dose nitrate but found a better method of keeping nitrates and phosphates up.

Doesn’t Dong sell it?

Wow, that’s really high, do you use reefroids or similar? That will really raise phosphates. I’ve struggled in the past with my acros browning out on me and every time they do it’s because my nitrates have been at or near zero along with phosphates also being low.

Your phosphates are at 1ppm? Or .1ppm?

You can go back in your apex history and see exactly what hat the voltage has been. There could be something else on the same circuit as your EB832 that is drawing a lot of power, air conditioner maybe?

It means your voltage is low on the circuit you have your EB832 plugged into. Better to have a separate 20amp circuit from your main panel dedicated for the EB832.

Yes, if you have a significant change in consumption you might have to go in and reset the controller, the tighter you keep that the variance limit the more likely you would have to adjust. Adjusting the controller to keep a tighter span would be different on everyone’s system depending on the...

I only have my Trident set to run four test per day, I really don’t think it’s necessary to do more. After letting it run for a while you’ll be able to see what you are dosing daily, go back in and reset your average daily consumption and then you can lower the variance to keep the span tighter...

Nice, once I had mine running for a while and trusted it I went in and lowered the controllers variance limits and it’s helped keep it even more stable lol.

Works great if it’s set up properly, I use it to control my alk, calc and magnesium. Keeps my alk at +-.1 dkh from what I set it at. I also have set it up on quite a few other peoples systems that I monitor and it keeps there’s right on track also.

It will work but it will cycle the ATO a lot. You have code in there that is not necessary also. And yes there is a better way to set it up. I would be more concerned about why the water level is going above top sensor and shutting off with the float valve.

If you haven’t fragged it yet come over and I’ll give you some.

I use FragRecover from Brightwell Aquatics when I’m fragging and also when I get any new corals in that don’t look so great.

What are your parameters at?

If you ever want to stop over I can give you some pointers on how to keep them thriving.

If you know what they need for care they are no harder to keep than any other coral.

Jay’s Aquatics has been getting a lot of nice corals and fish in every week.

If you want to drop the powerbar off to me I can take a look at it.

You can find a lot of useful sites and images just by googling dinoflagellate identification and I actually found a pretty interesting site on Facebook dinoflagellates support group reef lol some very knowledgeable people on there.