06-07-2007, 09:24 PM
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| Plate Coral
Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Sacramento, Ca.
Posts: 725
| Re: Glass Hydrometer? Quote:
Originally Posted by DrHank I've just been doing what I've been doing for so long that I'm somewhat set in my ways. Fortunately, I did give up metal framed slate bottom tanks a few years back. I do remember starting the cycle with a handful of soil from a potted plant and pushing a dead damsel under the crushed coral to push the cycle. How many of you folks can say the same? | I know I certainly can't say the same. Thanks for your input on the bulb hydrometer. I wonder why they don't make one that is caibrated to 80 degrees, I know I'd buy one. I guess what this all seems to boil down to is that rather than spending $25 on a bulb hydrometer which works fairly well but is a bit out-dated, one should simply fork out an extra $25 and buy a refractometer. Thanks to everyone who shared their knowledge on the topic.
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Be the person your dog thinks you are. 90gal mixed reef w/40gal sump/fuge, ATO, NW-200 Skimmer, 2x 250W 10k Reeflux MH & 220W VHO actinics, Koralia #4 & #3, Mag 9.5 return, Aquacontroller jr., LR & LS, and community fish (Yellow Assessor, Orchid Dottyback, Yellow Watchman Goby, paired O clowns, Hippo Tang, 2 Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse, Neon Goby, 1 Baby Chromis, a very small algae blenny, and a Zebra Dartfish. Note: These guys are all small to medium in size) updated 7/31/08 Here's my 90gal Chronicle (Lots of pictures and DIY) |
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