Ca=>Mg Verhältnis?

[url=http://www.barrreport.com/showthread.php/62-The-Estimative-Index-of-Dosing-or-No-Need-for-Test-Kits:264f7djj schrieb:

Tom Barr[/url]":264f7djj]Great, you do not have to add any baking soda and GH builder to your tank. Adding enough GH to bring the levels to 3-5 GH degrees will address higher light tank needs over a week's time. You can use SeaChem Equilibrium for this or a mix of CaCl2 (or CaSO4 although it is not as easy to dissolve into water) and MgSO4 at a 4:1 ratio to increase GH. You can add this without knowing what your GH is by adding 1 degree's worth after a weekly water change (or slightly less with less frequent water changes)

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[url=http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/algae/69737-method-controlled-imbalances-summary.html#post523830:264f7djj schrieb:

Christian Rubilar[/url]":264f7djj]The 4:1 ratio Ca:Mg cannot be sucesfully use under water. When there is too much Po4 in the water and you have an imbalance in the Ca:Mg ratio, you will have GDA. In my experience, if you add this macros, the ratio should be the opposite 1:4 Ca:Mg. The inmediate consequence of this idea is that you can’t add too much Ca because Mg cannot be added in large amounts.
We can find out how much Ca:Mg we need in the same way I propose to do it with No3 and Po4. However, I sugest you better wait a little more if you are a beginner.

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jakovru":2haziryh schrieb:

Tja, in ganze Woche habt ihr "so viel" :flirt: Beiträge geschrieben, dass ich trotzdem nicht weis, was da richtig ist :nosmile:

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