What range do you keep your salinty in?
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Big Smelly fish
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I keep all my tanks at 1.0125-26. The tanks are reef or seahorse and seahorse fry when I raising the seahorses. Just easier to keep everything the same and same salt.
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An ato was a game changer for me as far as salinity stability goes
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1.024 to 1.026 Creeps up once in a while due to heavy 2 part dosing.
Mixed reef, SPS dominate. 12 fish mostly wrasses, many inverts including 2 urchins, and 3 fighting conch, many snails, pistol shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, crabs, etc.
Mixed reef, SPS dominate. 12 fish mostly wrasses, many inverts including 2 urchins, and 3 fighting conch, many snails, pistol shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, crabs, etc.
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I keep my salinity at 35ppt. I am pretty anal about it. 
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I try to keep my tanks at 1.026 but if it goes up to 1.027 or down to 1.025 I don’t worry about it.
I have a mixed reef that’s a little more towards sps then any other type. My other tank is a newly setup fowlr that I may eventually start adding corals to.
I have a mixed reef that’s a little more towards sps then any other type. My other tank is a newly setup fowlr that I may eventually start adding corals to.
