Really high GH and SW mixes
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Only while you are reading the new Potter... But if it makes you feel better, go for it.
For a view and a bit of background on Jhong's comment, see:
http://salinometry.com/
Or just Google on 'salinity measurement' for more than you want to know!
For a view and a bit of background on Jhong's comment, see:
http://salinometry.com/
Or just Google on 'salinity measurement' for more than you want to know!
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concerning instant ocean
I have a brackish tanks and use saltwater tests.
I also use Instant ocean for 2 years now
Salinity is 1.015
Ph = 7.7
kh is 7*dh
I hope this helps...
I also use Instant ocean for 2 years now
Salinity is 1.015
Ph = 7.7
kh is 7*dh
I hope this helps...
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Here a good site with some explanation for people just trying to figure out why is it so important to measure GH and KH and the relation they have to the PH
http://www.aquariumpharm.com/articles/gh-kh.asp
Thanks

http://www.aquariumpharm.com/articles/gh-kh.asp
Thanks
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I've noted this quote in the article:
In marine aquariums the KH is supplied by the synthetic seawater mix used to make saltwater. The KH level will depend on the particular brand of salt.
So it's also true for BW... May be there is a site out there that made not of the KH level attained by each of the marine salts vendors????
It might be out there

In marine aquariums the KH is supplied by the synthetic seawater mix used to make saltwater. The KH level will depend on the particular brand of salt.
So it's also true for BW... May be there is a site out there that made not of the KH level attained by each of the marine salts vendors????
It might be out there