Best 60$ or under purchase.
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It is the most important thing you can do for your water quality besides salt. Takes all the bad out of the water and no matter how good you think your water is - it's bad
Jebao WP10, refractormeter, Reef Radiance DM-5e LED Fuge lamp, digital thermometer.
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What kind of refractometer can you get for that price? The ones I've seen are all around $150.
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I own 3 hydrometers when I first started and they always read differently. I learned that lesson in the first 3 months very important and definitely the best investment. As far as changing how the tank looks, I would say that a lot of LPS make the tank visually pleasing like frogspawn or hammer or elegance. the constant bounciness of the corals or flow make it look very nice. my favorite is my green tipped frog spawn.
Salifert calcium, alkalinity, and magnesium kit if your a coral person.
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Brand of refractometer you would recommend? I don't test for the reef stuff like I should. What test kits would you recommend? Especially for a nano.
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I would reccommend either red sea or salifert for testing. This is the refractometer that I'll be purchasing with my 225 setup. Refractometer for reading salinity w/ Free Calibration fluid - Bulk Reef Supply
Do you test your mag and calcium as well? What are they at? Your alk, calcium and mag go hand in hand. One being off even when using a buffer can show that the other is off whack as well.
