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if you want ur water to be tested you have to know what do u want to be test so they only test one thing |
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![]() the salinity show 1.024 at home
but at J&L said the salinity is 1.028 |
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Honestly, you need to buy some test kits and learn how to test for parameters. It is kind of an important part of keeping a healthy tank. Especially when you're just starting out. |
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![]() i will buy a test kit when i can
at the store they said its just high everything the water condition is like a new tank set up im using a "redsea hydrometer " to check my salinity and temp " |
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![]() How old is the tank?
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![]() 9 months old and it was running before i bought it
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![]() Hydrometers are usually inaccurate. They tested salinity with a refractometer at J&L. 1.028 is quite high. Should aim for 1.024-1.026.
If you need one, I have a spare Brand New Refractometer I'm selling for $35. I knew a local reefer who completely wiped out her tank because her 4 hydrometers were all off and by the time she checked with my refractometer, her tank's salinity was 1.012 or brackish.
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