dang i knew my shrimp were acting slightly off. wasn't sure what it was, it didn't look like ammonia. the shrimp were just being really calm, not moving much so i ran the tests and was mind blown at the results!
yeah same thing happened to me with EI dosing. I was using test strips and they were okay. then using a test kit it was sky high. water changes for many days and shrimp much happier
I keep my nitrates under 6 ppm on my shrimp tank, but I have seen successful colonies thrive at 30 ppm with full co2 and high light, I guess it all depends on the shrimp type.
You can accommodate your EI and decrease the no3 and po4 accordingly don't just stop
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