James’s 29g Nano Build

Thought it could hide from me??
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Revenge Of The Sith Prequel GIF
 
Hanna phosphate test is super easy to use and super accurate. I use Hannah for alkalinity and phosphates. I use salifert for calcium, magnesium, and nitrates. I also use a handheld hanna ph probe and a handheld hanna specific gravity probe.
My test kits are the 2nd most important investment I have made on my tanks.
My lighting has been the most important.
If you are looking to save money on a powerhead for now, this is a good option.

 
Hanna phosphate test is super easy to use and super accurate. I use Hannah for alkalinity and phosphates. I use salifert for calcium, magnesium, and nitrates. I also use a handheld hanna ph probe and a handheld hanna specific gravity probe.
My test kits are the 2nd most important investment I have made on my tanks.
My lighting has been the most important.
If you are looking to save money on a powerhead for now, this is a good option.

Gotcha.

So as of right now, I could only afford either the calcium p/powerhead(s) or just the phosphate Hanna test kit.

Which would be better?

As I mentioned earlier, I should be getting my paycheck sometime this week, so that should provide enough funds for the other.

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I was actually thinking these for how:

Cheap and effective. Also, I did need another powerhead for mixing salt. That way, I can have 2x in the tank and 1x for mixing salt.
 
More flow is a good idea at the moment. Will help continue the fight against the cyano you have.
Gotcha - powerhead pack & calcium test kit it is!! ;Cat

Here is another pic of the tank:
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Mooch better? :p
 
Also, should I get a refractometer with this order?

Right now I have a hydrometer, but it’s so frikin annoying to make sure all of the little bubbles are off the indicator, so I can get an accurate reading.

I also see that refractometers are a lot more accurate than hydrometer - I definitely want accuracy.
 
Also, should I get a refractometer with this order?

Right now I have a hydrometer, but it’s so frikin annoying to make sure all of the little bubbles are off the indicator, so I can get an accurate reading.

I also see that refractometers are a lot more accurate than hydrometer - I definitely want accuracy.
Yes refractometer.
Eventually you should get one of these... I love mine!

 
Yes refractometer.
Eventually you should get one of these... I love mine!

That thing looks sweet!

Any particular brand? (Maybe just the “Amazon’s Choice”? ;Hilarious )
 
Save your money and don't buy the cheap refractometer.

Use what you have until you can buy the nicer version. You'll save a lot of money in the long run
 
Second fishy's suggestion for the Hanna temperature and salinity checker. I have one and it's freaky awesome.
The temperature is really low on my list, but one day, I hope to have the Hanna calcium, salinity, pH, temperature, etc.

The whole package. :p
 
That thing looks sweet!

Any particular brand? (Maybe just the “Amazon’s Choice”? ;Hilarious )
Do a quick search on here for refractometer. I don't know what brand to tell you to get. :)
 
Save your money and don't buy the cheap refractometer.

Use what you have until you can buy the nicer version. You'll save a lot of money in the long run
I was actually considering doing that, thanks!

I’ll save up for the one @F i s h y posted. :D
 
Updated list! (That I will order today)
  • Salifert Calcium Test Kit
  • 2x Powerheads
List for future purchase (in order)
  • Hanna Phosphate Tester
  • *most likely will take a while, but I’ll add a separate category for it*: Hanna Salinity Tester
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

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  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

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  • No.

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  • Other (please explain).

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