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06/12/2007, 10:42 PM
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Advice please
Hello all. I've got a question that I was told might better be answered in this Forum.
Is there a true Calcuim Monitor out there that is like Milwaukee's PH monitor?? One that you can drop the probe in you tank and it will give a true reading consistenly. Or is the only way to know if your between 380 ppm and 400 ppm is to test everytime. I've bought a Geo Reactor with the PH monitor and probe for it. I have another Ph Monitor for the tank itself and am wondering how will I know where the calk level is?? I've read the threads on the PinPoint and those reviews don't look good at all. Thank you in advance, StupidsReef.
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06/12/2007, 11:12 PM
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Here's Pinpoint's (American Marine) version.
http://www.marinedepot.com/aquarium_...on.asp?CartId= The debate is out to whether or not it's accurate. 
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