Hanna product

[Ramon84]

was going to get this what everyone think I hear mixed reviews on this would like some experiences if I’m gonna spend money for it please and thank you reefers!!!

 

[Ramon84]

Looking forward to going to reefapalooza in Orlando this month and getting my first anemone want more accurate reading on my parameters I am using api and salifert and kinda hard to tell exact color sometimes that why I would like something to get a more accurate reading than guessing. Thank you everyone for your time

 

[Science/G]

The magnesium test is kind of unnecessary. Many feel mag tests are unreliable. The calcium, phosphate ulr, alkalinity, and Nitrate checkers are excellent. Amazon has all of them at about $62 a piece.

 

[Science/G]

The mag check does give legit measurements based on my expectations using All for Reef. BTW

 

[zoohoot]

I use the Hannah checkers for all of the parameters I test for. I love them. Way better than Salifert and other “visual” tests IMO.

 

[Justfebreezeit]

Love the alk and ulr phos

 

[edsbeaker]

You don’t need the magnesium so it’s cheaper to buy them individually.
I use Hanna checkers for just the Alkalinity, Nitrate and phosphate ULR. There are mixed reviews for the calcium and I use Red Sea Pro for that.

 

[BriDroid]

The mag check does give legit measurements based on my expectations using All for Reef. BTW

I just received my mag test that I ordered direct from Hanna today. I wasn’t sure what to expect, since I’ve read of high readings. I did a Salifert mag test, 1470ish. My Hanna test was 1445. Close enough for me!

 

[Science/G]

I just received my mag test that I ordered direct from Hanna today. I wasn’t sure what to expect, since I’ve read of high readings. I did a Salifert mag test, 1470ish. My Hanna test was 1445. Close enough for me!

Probably more accurate

 

[Ramon84]

The mag check does give legit measurements based on my expectations using All for Reef.Woul

The magnesium test is kind of unnecessary. Many feel mag tests are unreliable. The calcium, phosphate ulr, alkalinity, and Nitrate checkers are excellent. Amazon has all of them at about $62 a piec

The magnesium test is kind of unnecessary. Many feel mag tests are unreliable. The calcium, phosphate ulr, alkalinity, and Nitrate checkers are excellent. Amazon has all of them at about $62 a piece.

If I have Goni would it be a good test ?

 

[BriDroid]

If I have Goni would it be a good test ?

Some say yes, others say no. If you are using a good salt mix, and keeping your salinity at 35ppt, you shouldn't be magnesium deficient. I just like to check for it, even though it may not be the most accurate, it makes me feel better.

 

[Science/G]

The checker works well. Not bad to test Mag every once in a while. I have one.

 

[Ramon84]

Some say yes, others say no. If you are using a good salt mix, and keeping your salinity at 35ppt, you shouldn't be magnesium deficient. I just like to check for it, even though it may not be the most accurate, it makes me feel better.

Check my salinity daily and always at 1026 have a Túnez ato I use coral life salt works great so I don’t really need it right do water change every 2 weeks

 

[Ramon84]

The magnesium test is kind of unnecessary. Many feel mag tests are unreliable. The calcium, phosphate ulr, alkalinity, and Nitrate checkers are excellent. Amazon has all of them at about $62 a piece.

Ya gonna go that route TSA in my area I have point I’m gonna use and pick them up it about the same price

 

[Ramon84]

Got these next week I getting alk and cal.

 

[Ramon84]

Phosphate at 0.03

 

[purpfish]

Red Sea alk and cal kits are really good

 

[Ramon84]

Nitrate at 22.9

 

[purpfish]

Nitrate at 22.9

Lol

 

[purpfish]

Just so you are aware I’ve heard people do not like the calcium test from Hannah personally I would get a manual for that and alk