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When I had a young tank years ago I always wondered why some corals didn't do well while the parameters were spot on. Now I seldom see this problem. Some animals are more sensitive to water chemistry or the biological balance than others. If your tank is only a few months old it's safe to say it...
James, If you want to do something real simple you can just use your canister for now. I would keep the bio-load low, like a pair of clowns and some micro fish. No angels. Keep some macro algae in the tank, like dragon breathe and caulerpa. Maybe cover 25% of the tank with macros. 10% bi-weekly...
I installed this. It's exactly the same as the web version. However I can use touch to login which is the only problem I had with the web version, having to login all the time.
I am surprised there is no android version because a lot of people use Amazon fire as a display.
Lesson learned here. Alk was increased from 7 to 9 over two weeks. Lots of ppl run their tank @10+ so I thought no big deal. Within days alk intake shot up the burned tips. I had BP at the time I must had absolutely zero nitrate. I didn't know I had to dose nitrate and obviously feeding a lot...
Last year, around august, there was an intentional alk spike, to see if corals would grow faster. The result was not good. I had to cut most them down to the base in an attempt to save them. These encrusted bases have grown back. The most stubborn one, a deep water fantasia efflo (last pic)...
Keep testing every couple of days. For reference I dose 2ml/day for my 200g system. So don't dose more because the number is not coming down. A member here @saltkreep88 suggested microbacter7. You might want to give that a try as well.