Lime Blok??????

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  1. Trueno22

    Trueno22 Flamingo Tongue

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    Has anyone seen this?

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  3. Tangster

    Tangster 3reef Sponsor

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    Sea Labs makes the best old cheap product I have ever used been around for 30 yrs its called Sea Labs Old # 28 replenishing blocks ,, They are for ca and slow release and they have a # 14 I think for pure safe buffering of carbonates .
     
  4. Trueno22

    Trueno22 Flamingo Tongue

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    I currently use the #28 blocks just bought some from fosters. I added some to my main tank and they dissolved in like 3 days guess my tank was hurting for it. redosed it and this time burried them in the sand for a longer lasting effect.
     
  5. Trueno22

    Trueno22 Flamingo Tongue

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    tangster do you think the lim bloks are something like the #28 that can be just dropped in?