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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: South Carolina
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What is the best water testing kit?
I just started a 55G tank about two weeks ago. I bought 55 pounds of live rock from foster and smith and now I'm curing it. I did a 60% water change last night and I normally go to the ocean store by my house for testing, but the guy always complains about doing it and I feel he doesnt really do a stand up job on it anymore. I will need to do water testing on my own anyhow so what is the best one on the market. I am going to make a reef tank with lots of corals and about four or five fish. I have about 5 inches of live sand on the bottom as well. I also have a protien skimmer and the magnum filtration system which pumps 150 g an hour. Hopefully this helps everyone understand my tank better. I am new to this hobby as well, if you did not notice.
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#2 |
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Location: So CA
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I prefer Salifert test kits, many folks here do.
Enjoy your new tank, sounds nice. |
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#3 |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Birmingham UK
Posts: 79
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Morriskind,
Firstly welcome to RC, just keep reading take your time and you will soon be up and running! The main thing I learnt in this hobby is patience.....take it slowly, read on here, buy books, read some more on here. One step at a time. Anyway back to your question....the best test kits? In my opinion you cant go wrong with Salifert. Good luck Steve |
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#4 |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Birmingham UK
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BondQ, you beat me to it but must admit like your answer!
Steve |
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#5 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: South Carolina
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sounds good, thanks for the help. Btw how long will it take to cure my live rock.
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