jhabuda
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So the tank is finally setup. Nees some help getting some test kits. What does everyone go with. Who is good and easy to read. And which kits should i be getting.
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dmolavi
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RedSea and Salifert are good manufacturers. I don't know if they make an all-in-one style setup the way API does.
I use API on my tanks, simply because it's what I bought for my freshwater, and I'm used to them. I will probably switch to RedSea when the time comes to restock.
I use API on my tanks, simply because it's what I bought for my freshwater, and I'm used to them. I will probably switch to RedSea when the time comes to restock.
Gregcoyote
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Hanna photometers cost more, but are superior in my view.
dmolavi
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Agreed, and in the long term are probably cheaper than buying kits every time you need refills.
Gregcoyote
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Hanna requires reagent refills, but the test results actually mean something. They are consistent.
Mr. D
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I think Red Sea tests are good and easy to read. They sell kits for $50 with 3 and 2 tests. They have refills that are about $12-15 as well.
