I HATE HYDROMETERS

The forum for puffers that either live or start in brackish biotopes: GSPs, F8s, Ceylons & more.
londonloco
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Post by londonloco »

I've heard on other sites thatpetplace takes weeks to get thru Canada, Big Als has a canada site, yes?
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Bred
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Post by Bred »

For canada, my favourite online retailers are http://www.jlaquatics.com (BC) and http://www.mops.ca (ON). Since they are Canadian, you don't have to risk paying huge amounts of duty on cross-border shipments. Their prices are competitive with American prices, especially jlaquatics.

I recently started a brackish aquarium using a refractometer. It's extremely easy to use and very precise.
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Phaedrus
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Post by Phaedrus »

Cool, thanks for the links.
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Post by Bred »

No problem... I've had great dealings with both retailers. Mops was able to get me meds in 2 days ... pretty important when I couldn't find what I needed at the LFS.
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Post by lisalisa »

Thanks for those links Bred!
Mike Jones
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Post by Mike Jones »

I recommend you go to your local brewing supply store. They sell glass floating hydrometers with ratings between 1.000 and 1.017, perfect for brackish water.
ChesapeakeSwellfish
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Post by ChesapeakeSwellfish »

Better than an antifreeze hydrometer, but not the tool for the job.
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