Hahaha they're not cheap! I paid $86 for 4 polyps and that was an ebay auction. Are you planning on fragging any of yours? Maybe we could trade.
Yea probably a good idea. I've gotta tend to my cycling rocks today too.
I love the ones right below your Clown in the first picture the red ones. I've got some of the Star Gazer Zoas too! It's hard for me to get good pictures even with my gel filters for my camera. Some pictures are no filter some orange filter some yellow filter. My new UV light makes it really difficult to take pictures but it makes my corals absolutely gorgeous!
Niiiice! Lol I won't judge you for it, how are you supposed to know? Everyone begins somewhere. I assume it was a typo you said something about an"idip"? What did you mean to say?So I decided to do this
please don’t judge me for my API! I didn’t realize how the bad they suck. But I can’t throw them out they are there until I get all my other testing stuff it.
I’m really hoping to find out about the exact idip and just get that
cannonwater.com
Hmmmm interesting. Never heard of them. Don't forget your Magnesium test kit. Seems like a lot of money though! You already have a Hanna Alk don't you? Definitely use that over any test it. Those are the most accurate you'll get.@Luckyduck check it out
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They're great. I have 3. Phosphates, Alk & and Nitrites which I use to check Iodine (it's a hack using Red Sea Iodine reagents). I'll buy the Calcium one as soon as my Red Sea runs out. I would just stick with Hanna and Nyos or Red Sea for what you can't get in Hanna. The Red Sea Mag test sucks! You definitely did good getting the Nyos. Red Sea is a pain!
