Hanna checkers?

djkms

Reef Shark
M.A.S.C Club Member
#21
coloagro;142276 said:
I was gonna go for the PO4 but decided that if I'm running a GFO reactor there really no sense in picking one up
Shouldn't that be all the more reason to get one? How are you going to know when your GFO is exhausted?
 

coloagro

Tang
M.A.S.C Club Member
#22
djkms;142278 said:
Shouldn't that be all the more reason to get one? How are you going to know when your GFO is exhausted?
Very Valid point!! IDN what I was thinking - I have API test kits but the PO4 test is very vague and the lowest reading is .25ppm - I try to locate a used one for sure
 

andrew

Butterfly Fish
#25
kalgra;142188 said:
You must run up the escalator at Sears backwards and naked while singing " I am the queen of France" and simultaneously trying to eat your own head with a plastic spork.
WHY??
 

Mini T

Sting ray
M.A.S.C Club Member
#27
I'm not sure how running up a sears escalator could be hurtful, unless your taking about the people watching you do it...
 

projectx

Dolphin
M.A.S.C Club Member
#29
Thought I posted this but I will try again.
I have the Calcium Hanna Checker Calibration kit, if anyone is questioning their readings I will be happy to check your meter with the kit.
 

reefkoi

Nurse Shark
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#30
They work good, I got all 3 recently and they are easy to use, the calcium is a bit of a pain requiring ro/di water to 0 it out but the other 2 are very easy to use and accurate
 
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