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Seachem Reef Builder 600g raises carbonate alkalinity (KH) in reef aquariums without an immediate impact on pH. Its blend of carbonate sources supports alkalinity maintenance, with long-term use tending to stabilise pH at 8.3.
Used as directed, Reef Builder will not deplete calcium, magnesium or strontium. Overdosing can cause excess alkalinity and increase the loss of these elements. Test alkalinity and adjust dosing to your aquarium's needs.
Use Reef Builder to raise carbonate alkalinity without an immediate pH change. Reef Buffer is intended to raise both carbonate alkalinity and pH. Seachem states that the two may be used together.
Seachem recommends reef alkalinity of 3–5 meq/L (8–14 dKH), and advises against allowing it to fall below 2 meq/L.
First determine your aquarium's alkalinity consumption rate. Seachem gives the formula m = 0.08 × v × a, where m is the grams to add to top-off water, v is aquarium volume in litres and a is the required alkalinity increase in meq/L.
For example, a 1 meq/L increase in a 200-litre aquarium requires 16g in the top-off water. Reference: approximately 3.8 litres per US gallon and 6g per teaspoon. Seachem recommends MultiTest Marine pH & Alkalinity to measure total alkalinity.
Carbonate, bicarbonate, chloride and sulfate salts of sodium, magnesium, calcium, strontium and potassium.
Each gram contains a minimum of 12 meq of alkalinity.
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