No Chlorine-Nitrates in water?
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No Chlorine-Nitrates in water?
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No Chlorine-Nitrates in water?
Your CYA may be far higher than 45 ppm if you are using Trichlor pucks. Also, a DPD test can bleach out from high chlorine levels. You should get your own proper test kit -- either the Taylor K-2006 or the TFTestkits TF-100 so you can know the truth about your levels. Existing algae can be killed with chlorine if you raise and maintain an FC that is 40% of the CYA level, but after the algae gone you have to maintain a minimum FC that is 7.5% of the CYA level. See Defeating Algae.
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