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07-31-2007, 07:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
ardo_ski Fire Worm Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Grand Blanc,MI Posts: 171 Karma: 505	Tropic Marin Levels Well after fighting with low alk and mag I switched back from TM Pro Reef to regular. This after reading information on the TM site and talking to the LFS which both suggested that the Pro Reef has lower levels for systems using Cal and Kalk Reactors. So the other night I was looking at some old posts and read some from people using Pro Reef and they had alot higher readings than I ever had. So I justed wanted to know if I could here from Tropic Marin users what a fresh salt mix was for Mag, Cal, and Alk. Here is what I came up with last night. Tropic Marin Reg Ca - 450 Mag- 1400 Alk- 9 DKH

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