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- Formula for salinity correction | Reef2Reef
Have you ever tested your tank salinity and found it to be too high or too low? I know I have I hated guessing what salinity water I had to use to increase or decrease my salinity to the desired level Well guess no longer, friend I'm sure this formula is used for other things, but I figured
- Apex Salinity Probe Replacement Options | Reef2Reef
Does anyone have any salinity probe replacement options for the Neptune Apex, which is not from Neptune? Mine is going on a couple years old and has started acting up recently (with no stray voltage) Neptune stuff seems to always have a large markup on the prices, considering what you get Was
- Low salinity reef tank | Reef2Reef
Corals that can tolerate lower salinity often include soft corals, zoanthids, and Green Star Polyps (GSP) Stony corals, particularly Acropora, typically require higher salinity levels and are more sensitive to low salinity conditions
- How to raise salinity. | Reef2Reef
Direct Salt Addition Calculator Aquarium calculator; Estimate the amount of solid salt required to raise salinity to a target level
- 1. 025 vs 35 ppt - often used interchangeably? | Reef2Reef
I rejoined the hobby back ~2016, and everyone seemed to agree that 1 025 was the perfect salinity Lately though, more and more I've been hearing that 35 ppt is what you should target for mixed reef or SPS dom It's strange to me that these are often used interchangeably, since 1 025 is really
- Real-time Salinity Monitor? | Reef2Reef
Real time salinity monitors are conductivity meters Same thing as a TDS meter, but designed for the right range for full strength seawater Whether any particular hobby brand implements it optimally or not, conductivity meters are the go to way for chemical oceanographers to measure salinity It can be fast, highly accurate and highly precise
- Salinity - PSU vs PPT | Reef2Reef
An older salinity scale is ppt (10-3), where salinity is defined by “the salt content is the weight of the inorganic salts contained in 1 kg of seawater if all bromide and iodide are replaced by an equivalent amount of oxides” (Knudsen, 1901) In summary, I should aim for a PSU of 35 (vs 35 PPT)
- lower salinity issues | Page 3 | Reef2Reef
Using an Aqualife Pro Well, dangnabbit, turns out my salinity tester was going out of calibration I went to do a water change and was adding salt, and when I added a bit more salt my test readings went DOWN As a newbie, that was the first time I realized you need to calibrate (and monitor the calibration of) the Aqualife Pro tester! Dang
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