can it be???aefw treatment success

That's pretty cool actually. I hope i never have to do it, but atleast now we may have another option vs tearing apart our whole tanks. Td i can't wait to see what happens, also on a side note im gonna send you a pm here shortly, see if you still have a couple frags left :)
 
labas39 said:
I did the test on a fresh cut red milli.

Using the reference below, I calculated the amount of water I'd need for 1 teaspoon of KCl. That came out to be 1/2 gallon of tank water.

Here's the fresh cut from my tabling red milli before placing it in the dip:

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Notice that it has white tips. That's its normal growth pattern.

I then put some in a bag and floated it in my frag tank so that the temperature would remain constant:

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After the 30 minutes were up, I put it on plug, and took a picture of it from my DT:

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It looks totally happy!

I'll post a picture of it tomorrow so you can see the progress.

Mass-Volume Equivalents of Common Chemical Solids
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Good stuff td...looks like we may have an answer...I'm stoked even tgo I no longer need it but still good to know
 
ReefDweller said:
Humm? This would probably work to his recipe per say. Not days or weeks maybe mo. of not knowing the concentration in the tank. It's like death by lethal injection.
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Sounds good, Menard! I know that potassium caused you a ton of trouble in the past, so I wanted to know what your thoughts were. Thanks! :D
 
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