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Oh my goodness yes it's amazing!
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Oh my goodness yes it's amazing!
I don’t have mine on the wall or glass that would be @00W . Mine is on a rock island in the sand.So basically what I would do with moss in my freshwater tanks. Awesome! Do you use super glue?
I was at the hospitalI think @Katrina71 is finally sleeping!
Oh no are you okay?I was at the hospital
I'm so gladYes, thank you

I hope everything is OK.I was at the hospital
Please don't worry us like this I'm old and fragile.I was at the hospital
This brings up a question. What are considered stable readings for a saltwater tank? And are the digital test like that more accurate than a liquid test?I am very happy with this.
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Well that's a good question.This brings up a question. What are considered stable readings for a saltwater tank? And are the digital test like that more accurate than a liquid test?
Yes it makes prefect sense! Thank you.As far as ranges of test numbers, my tank runs different than say Kevin's or @Katrina71 because we have different creatures with different needs.
I've learned where my tank is happy but mostly I'M happy with it.
I've seen beautiful tanks with high nitrates, higher phosphates etc.
I've never tested for magnesium.
Don't even know where it might be but @kevgib67 has a need for it so he compensates accordingly.
Does that make sense?
I don't explain very well.
I don't like to chase numbers I like to run experiments.
When starting I never tell people what to shoot for just be consistent and be patient.
I use Salifert for my testing.This brings up a question. What are considered stable readings for a saltwater tank? And are the digital test like that more accurate than a liquid test?

