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Thread: 19 dKH Huh?
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Old 12-25-2004, 09:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 19 dKH Huh?

My KH was 19 when I tested it a week ago!! I was wondering if this was dangerous? I figured out how I got it there I was wondering how would be the safest way to lower it? I didn't think that water changes would be practical because most salt mixes KH's are so high to begin with. I have been keeping my Calcium up around 425ppm and was hoping to precipitate out the carbonate. After a week it dropped to 17dKH. Which I guess is a start. Is this something to even worry about or not?
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