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![]() Salifert is a good option and most places sell it. I also use Red Sea test kits once in a while to compare against salifert / Hanna Checkers. All have been very close to each other for accuracy.
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![]() I use dry bulk Cal Chl and find Salifert to be accurate enough for my needs.
And I like how simple the test is. |
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![]() I use the Salifert test kit. Works good enough for me.
I have found that I really do not need to test for Calcium. As long as I have a good Alkalinity test kit and I maintain stable alkalinity the calcium level manages itself. I use two part, but even if you use a calcium reactor or Kalkwasser the balance of Ca to alkalinity (carbonate) is a constant. Your organisms within your tank only use calcium and carbonate in this balance. Ideally you do not want to screw with this balance or get out of balance. |