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On the method of adding hydrogen peroxide to reef rock tanks
The wonders of aquariums, the tanks of reef rock, everything needs to be detailed if you want to create a beautiful environment. Among them, the addition of hydrogen peroxide to reef rock tanks is related to the rise and fall of organisms in the tank and the quality of water quality.
Hydrogen peroxide is chemically called hydrogen peroxide. In reef rock tanks, its use is not small. Adding an appropriate amount can help remove algae. Algae can grow in the tank or wantonly, taking nutrients and hindering the sight. Hydrogen peroxide entering the tank can disturb the metabolism of algae, making it difficult to multiply without damaging all kinds of beneficial organisms in the tank.
However, its addition needs to follow certain rules. Check the water quality first. Water fat, pH, dissolved oxygen, etc., are all important to consider. If the water quality is too fat and algae are easy to breed, the amount of hydrogen peroxide may be increased at this time; if the water quality is acidic or alkaline, it is also necessary to adjust the degree of addition to avoid adverse reactions with the chemicals in the water and endanger the organisms in the tank.
Furthermore, it depends on the type and quantity of organisms in the tank. Corals, shellfish and other organisms have different tolerances to hydrogen peroxide. Corals are delicate and must be added with caution. Most of them may hurt their tentacles and damage their health. If there are a large number of shellfish, it also needs to be weighed because of their filtering behavior or being affected by hydrogen peroxide.
The method of adding is also exquisite. Do not add it suddenly, it is better to drip in slowly. You can prepare a syringe or a special dripping device and drip it slowly at a place where the water flow is relatively slow. In this way, the hydrogen peroxide can be evenly dispersed in the water to avoid the harm of excessive local concentration.
And regular monitoring is required. Observe the change of water quality and observe the state of organisms. If you see an uncomfortable state in the organism, such as coral shrinking and fish uneasy, stop adding it immediately and adjust it according to the situation.
In short, the addition of hydrogen peroxide in the reef rock tank, such as the balance between the scales, can be appropriate. With good use, the organisms in the tank can grow vigorously, and the water color is clear, forming a wonderful environment.
The wonders of aquariums, the tanks of reef rock, everything needs to be detailed if you want to create a beautiful environment. Among them, the addition of hydrogen peroxide to reef rock tanks is related to the rise and fall of organisms in the tank and the quality of water quality.
Hydrogen peroxide is chemically called hydrogen peroxide. In reef rock tanks, its use is not small. Adding an appropriate amount can help remove algae. Algae can grow in the tank or wantonly, taking nutrients and hindering the sight. Hydrogen peroxide entering the tank can disturb the metabolism of algae, making it difficult to multiply without damaging all kinds of beneficial organisms in the tank.
However, its addition needs to follow certain rules. Check the water quality first. Water fat, pH, dissolved oxygen, etc., are all important to consider. If the water quality is too fat and algae are easy to breed, the amount of hydrogen peroxide may be increased at this time; if the water quality is acidic or alkaline, it is also necessary to adjust the degree of addition to avoid adverse reactions with the chemicals in the water and endanger the organisms in the tank.
Furthermore, it depends on the type and quantity of organisms in the tank. Corals, shellfish and other organisms have different tolerances to hydrogen peroxide. Corals are delicate and must be added with caution. Most of them may hurt their tentacles and damage their health. If there are a large number of shellfish, it also needs to be weighed because of their filtering behavior or being affected by hydrogen peroxide.
The method of adding is also exquisite. Do not add it suddenly, it is better to drip in slowly. You can prepare a syringe or a special dripping device and drip it slowly at a place where the water flow is relatively slow. In this way, the hydrogen peroxide can be evenly dispersed in the water to avoid the harm of excessive local concentration.
And regular monitoring is required. Observe the change of water quality and observe the state of organisms. If you see an uncomfortable state in the organism, such as coral shrinking and fish uneasy, stop adding it immediately and adjust it according to the situation.
In short, the addition of hydrogen peroxide in the reef rock tank, such as the balance between the scales, can be appropriate. With good use, the organisms in the tank can grow vigorously, and the water color is clear, forming a wonderful environment.
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