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Old 04-28-2012, 04:41 PM
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The Hanna kits are super accurate but do not respond well to testing errors, even finger prints and micfro bubbles can give you a false reading.

If you're 100% sure you tested correctly your good to go.

Check out the Hanna video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kST09KWv9C0
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Gonna take a sample to the store and retest. While 0.00 would be nice, I'm not confident it's accurate.
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like the video over the written instructions


wonder about mine as well with my on-going bryopsis and 0.0 reading
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The Hanna kits are super accurate but do not respond well to testing errors, even finger prints and micfro bubbles can give you a false reading.

If you're 100% sure you tested correctly your good to go.

Check out the Hanna video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kST09KWv9C0
thanks for this video. I guess I didn't read the directions well on mine. didn't know there was a timer function!
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Here is their youtube page, they have a vid for most of their products.

http://www.youtube.com/user/HannaInc?feature=watch
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I do the three minute time as well and find it slightly more accurate for really low phosphate measuring, mine is usually .04
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Well, got confirmation that 0.00 is accurate. NO3 is also undetectable. Cool. Sorry Tony
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That's great.

Would you mind sharing what you are doing to keep nutrients that low....fuge, bipellets,chems....ect? Inquiring minds wanna know

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That's great.

Would you mind sharing what you are doing to keep nutrients that low....fuge, bipellets,chems....ect? Inquiring minds wanna know

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I'm at Proreef getting the results confirmed, and I say "Great, now people are gonna want to know how I do that"

No idea. Big glass box, 1/2 quality rock per gallon arranged to not trap crud, tons of SPS, lots of feeding, 50g water change every other week. Run zeo and often remember to dose the stuff and jiggle the rocks. Big ER skimmer cleaned often. Pretty much same stuff others do, nothing special.
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