MarineFlake
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These may be for you. I was looking for a Salifert 'master kit' when I came across these..
http://boreal.com/category.asp_Q_c_E_535283
http://boreal.com/category.asp_Q_c_E_535283
If your serious about testing..
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.... any luck finding a Salifert kit ??
BillyZ
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if you're looking for Salifert kits here's a quick link thanks to google:
http://www.marinedepot.com/aquarium_test_kits_salifert.asp
http://www.marinedepot.com/aquarium_test_kits_salifert.asp
schoeplein
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$525! 8O I'm not harboring Shamu!? Though if I were, I'm sure I'd have equipment that gave me readouts on a bajillion different things, as well as other equipment that maintained these levels.... this would be a manual test to verify all the equipment was calibrated to be accurate and/or working properly...
...that's just sick. $800+ for lights I can understand (lights are expensive in the first place), but a simple tester kit for ammonia, ph, salinity should be substantial enough for most.... but then again, there are those with lots and lots of money -- it surely isn't me!
Nice find btw.
...that's just sick. $800+ for lights I can understand (lights are expensive in the first place), but a simple tester kit for ammonia, ph, salinity should be substantial enough for most.... but then again, there are those with lots and lots of money -- it surely isn't me!
Nice find btw.
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