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mrhasan 09-25-2012 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by nanoreefnewbie (Post 749478)
Its within in ball park..ill ask the same why have it higher...its all preference right...If I noticed fish friends arnt liking the lower sality ill Raise accordingly...

Fishes won't react :P But the corals will. Fishes just need salt in the tank...corals needs the required amount :P

nanoreefnewbie 09-25-2012 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by mrhasan (Post 749477)
Because 1.026 is ideal for reefs but fishes can be kept in practically anything :P (I have kept mine for weeks without knowing that my salinity was at 1.031). You can keep softies in almost anything like 1.021, which is ideal for fish only systems (not the delicate ones like ricordia ofcourse) but for pretty corals, you should aim at something 1.024 to 1.026.

Awsome thank you...and Wow 1.031. Thats higher :biggrin:

nanoreefnewbie 09-25-2012 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by mrhasan (Post 749479)
Fishes won't react :P But the corals will. Fishes just need salt in the tank...corals needs the required amount :P

Okay i totally hear you ill hold sality ať 1.024...for all my tank buddys lol

Enigma 09-25-2012 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by nanoreefnewbie (Post 749475)
Jus too 1.023...and ive seen a few whick looking reefs ať 1.023 :biggrin:..ill counter ask now why have it higher??

Higher SG allows for the supersaturation of calcium and Alk.

mrhasan 09-25-2012 03:57 AM

You are welcome :D

And yes 1.031 is HIGH :P My hydrometer was ditching me (so I got refractometer; much much more accurate). Took my water to LFS for analysis and they were like 1.031!!!! My hydro was showing 1.021ish LOL

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Originally Posted by nanoreefnewbie (Post 749480)
Awsome thank you...and Wow 1.031. Thats higher :biggrin:


mrhasan 09-25-2012 03:58 AM

Yah. During my 1.031, the guy at LFS was doing the titration and he was like WTH why isin't the calcium reading coming and at 550ppm the color changed :P

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Originally Posted by Enigma (Post 749483)
Higher SG allows for the supersaturation of calcium and Alk.


nanoreefnewbie 09-25-2012 03:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Enigma (Post 749483)
Higher SG allows for the supersaturation of calcium and Alk.

Sg means sality?? And okay i hear you very confincing ill hold it ať 1.024..thank you for it help all:biggrin:

nanoreefnewbie 09-25-2012 04:00 AM

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Originally Posted by mrhasan (Post 749484)
You are welcome :D

And yes 1.031 is HIGH :P My hydrometer was ditching me (so I got refractometer; much much more accurate). Took my water to LFS for analysis and they were like 1.031!!!! My hydro was showing 1.021ish LOL

Holly crappy lol i got a refractometer. Asap lol

mrhasan 09-25-2012 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by nanoreefnewbie (Post 749487)
Holly crappy lol i got a refractometer. Asap lol

Yah get that. Specially before you get the corals.

BTW I also kept some really delicate corals at 1.021. LOL. I am still maturing my salinity. This is the MOST variable parameter in a nano.

nanoreefnewbie 09-25-2012 04:06 AM

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Originally Posted by mrhasan (Post 749489)
Yah get that. Specially before you get the corals.

BTW I also kept some really delicate corals at 1.021. LOL. I am still maturing my salinity. This is the MOST variable parameter in a nano.

OH yea bought a refractometer. Before i even set up tank and thanks for tip na hint:biggrin: im striving for top quality water tho lol:twised:


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