Hanna

[mraysberg]

I’m thinking about purchasing some Hanna meters but than I seem pretty much an all In one Hanna marine master. What would you guys suggest? Just seems to be easier with the marine master and I found it for $295 instead of $450

 

[Brandont21]

I dont know anything about this unit. But i do know that i NEVER test nitrites or ammonia. I also very rarely test calcium or magnesium. So I wouldnt see the point in paying the extra money for the option to test.

 

[FUNGI]

I’m thinking about purchasing some Hanna meters but than I seem pretty much an all In one Hanna marine master. What would you guys suggest? Just seems to be easier with the marine master and I found it for $295 instead of $450

are you talking about this one?

Santa was going to get me one, but talked him out of it as I only do as above reply...now I only check phos and nitrate

 

[mraysberg]

are you talking about this one?

Santa was going to get me one, but talked him out of it as I only do as above reply...now I only check phos and nitrate

Yupp the exact unit I’m looking at the whole entire kit. I have a new reef tank and these colored tests aren’t the best when being somewhat colorblind. All the colors legit look the same lol. I’m trying to figure out what tests I even need to run. Don’t have anything in the tank just yet besides fish. Going to eventually put corals but I want it to mature a bit more

 

[FUNGI]

Yupp the exact unit I’m looking at the whole entire kit. I have a new reef tank and these colored tests aren’t the best when being somewhat colorblind. All the colors legit look the same lol. I’m trying to figure out what tests I even need to run. Don’t have anything in the tank just yet besides fish. Going to eventually put corals but I want it to mature a bit more

Cool, If you have the budget, then go for it....make sure its the one with BlueTooth/WiFi as there are two versions.....enjoy.....

 

[Uncle99]

I’m thinking about purchasing some Hanna meters but than I seem pretty much an all In one Hanna marine master. What would you guys suggest? Just seems to be easier with the marine master and I found it for $295 instead of $450

I have found only Hanna Alk, HR nitrate and ULR phosphate or phosphorus checkers are accurate.

Salifert and Aquaforest works well with MG and CA, are better, price wise.

I never measured Ammonia or Nitrite.

 

[mraysberg]

I’m just trying to figure out what really needs to be tested and what doesn’t

 

[JK75gal]

I’m thinking about purchasing some Hanna meters but than I seem pretty much an all In one Hanna marine master. What would you guys suggest? Just seems to be easier with the marine master and I found it for $295 instead of $450

Ummm, where did you find it for 295? Asking for a friend LOL

 

[SocalS14]

I have the Marine Master - love it - although I only usually test Nitrate/Phos/Alk/Ca. I test Mg only once a month. The great thing about the device, is that it keeps a log. So I am able to pair with my phone and see trends. You can also extract a full log of tests. If you have a second tank, you can also have logs for separate tanks. Handy device.

 

[mraysberg]

Ummm, where did you find it for 295? Asking for a friend LOL

It ended up being the first model and not the last one that’s why it was so cheap

 

[JK75gal]

It ended up being the first model and not the last one that’s why it was so cheap

Thank you!

 

[Science/G]

Alk, nitrate and phosphates tested weekly with Hanna. Calcium and magnesium occasionally.