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I'll enjoy some chicken in your honor!

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I don't know or under stand the details but certain types of Calcium (anhydrous), Turbo Calcium being one of them, will "lock up" a portion of the excess Alk causing the readings to lower. I do agree with somehow proving your tests are accurate through another means. And water changes will help...

made my hair hurt I own fish!

Zoned on that one.

Time, water changes (not too much too fast IMO) and adding Turbo Calcium will help bring it down unless your Ca is already too high. If it's too high it may precipitate. I'm sure our resident chemists will chime in with more detailed info.

Was the pen knife bought at Home Depot or Wal Mart?

How about a house with a 210g on a lake ?

Hmmmm.....you can put alot of fish in a lake.....

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I have a Blue Line 14k 250W that did the same thing. I'm waiting on a replacement

Filled with Martini's is certainly much better. :P

evaporation or leak maybe

I read something once on the curly q's but don't remember the content or location. You may want to poke around on Advanced Aquarist, WetWeb Media, or maybe Reefkeeping Mag. I'm sure someone will chime in that has knowledge on them.

Looks good Matt.

here it is: http://www.jerseyshoreas.org/

There is a freshwater fish club based out of Freehold that may be able to help you out. I'm not sure of the name or website address.

Did you put reflectors on the bulbs?

yea really.....man up will ya?

Another thing to note, not all your rock has to be in the display tank.