by random » Mon Apr 19, 2010 9:38 pm
Uhm... Doesn't that sound crazy? Why can't you measure sugar? With regards to you dosing sugar into your tank, what do you test for? Sugar is just a carbon source. When you dose carbon, you are stimulating the growth of bacterial biomass that would consume the nutrients in your tank. To know whether your dosing is working or not, you therefore test for the usual things you test for: ammonia, nitrites, nitrates, phosphates, ph, alk, etc. (but particularly nitrates and phosphates). I fail to see why you can't test for those.
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