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[TonyP]

It is not that kind of chlorine (Cl) but the kind that binds with sodium (Na) to form salt (NaCl). Sodium Chloride.

Somewhere in Randy's Chemistry forum is a discussion about this.

Definitely deficient in that knowledge, I'll check out Randy's Chemistry forum.

 

[john90009]

Here was my iodine and moly

 

[drawman]

Chlorine is a major component of seawater.

 

[Sweet Reef Corals Verified Sponsor]

Wouldn’t that be Chloride?

 

[drawman]

Wouldn’t that be Chloride?

Whoops must've been tired when I wrote that! That said it must be a misprint on their analysis...by the amounts listed is has to be chloride right? Looks like they're paying as much attention as I was lol.

 

[SBB Corals]

Here was my iodine and moly

Wow your Iodine and Moly are way to low. I think your corals are suffering from this lowness.

I would suggest bringing your Iodine up to 90 and the Moly bring to 12..

I think you will see great results..

Have ever checked for this elements before?

 

[john90009]

I have only done one other icp test and I don’t think they were as low. I’m sorry for questions but do you
Only trust the icp tests or are there actual test kits for them?

 

[SBB Corals]

This one has been cooking for over a year.

SBB" Laffy Taffy"

 

[SBB Corals]

Hope everyone is doing great! the summer went fast and looking forward to the fall!

In a never ending battle to control po4 and no3 and getting an accurate test kit i have decided to take the plunge and get the Hanna Photometer for no3 and po4.. I have heard these are very accurate and the best part is they have a Calibration check so you can make sure the readings are accurate and it can be calibrated if offset.

we are very excited to test these in the next few days and will share out results over the other test kits. so stay tuned!

Is anybody currently using these?

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

Hope everyone is doing great! the summer went fast and looking forward to the fall!

In a never ending battle to control po4 and no3 and getting an accurate test kit i have decided to take the plunge and get the Hanna Photometer for no3 and po4.. I have heard these are very accurate and the best part is they have a Calibration check so you can make sure the readings are accurate and it can be calibrated if offset.

we are very excited to test these in the next few days and will share out results over the other test kits. so stay tuned!

Is anybody currently using these?

Can you expand a little on your “battle to control no3 and Po4”?

 

[SBB Corals]

Can you expand a little on your “battle to control no3 and Po4”?

well what i mean is the no2 and po4 is always up and down and the test kits i think are not that accurate so im not sure how up and down they really are. so this time hopefully with these new Hanna photometers the test result will be more accurate so we can monitor how much the po4 and no3 is actually fluctuating.

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

well what i mean is the no2 and po4 is always up and down and the test kits i think are not that accurate so im not sure how up and down they really are. so this time hopefully with these new Hanna photometers the test result will be more accurate so we can monitor how much the po4 and no3 is actually fluctuating.

Are you having issues with your acros?

 

[SBB Corals]

Are you having issues with your acros?

Not currently everything is actually looking better then ever knock on wood :)

 

[TonyP]

Hope everyone is doing great! the summer went fast and looking forward to the fall!

In a never ending battle to control po4 and no3 and getting an accurate test kit i have decided to take the plunge and get the Hanna Photometer for no3 and po4.. I have heard these are very accurate and the best part is they have a Calibration check so you can make sure the readings are accurate and it can be calibrated if offset.

we are very excited to test these in the next few days and will share out results over the other test kits. so stay tuned!

Is anybody currently using these?

Shane, can you do a readings comparison with the Hanna po4 no3 hand helds?

 

[SBB Corals]

Shane, can you do a readings comparison with the Hanna po4 no3 hand helds?

Yes that is exactly what i plan to do is test the Photometers against he handhelds. I will start this testing this coming week and post th results..

does anybody out there have and use these photometers from hanna?

 

[Charlie’s Frags]

 

[BAUCE]

Hey Shane, I talked to Rudy Friday night here in the Bay Area at the frag swap. He's a really cool dude and I talked to him a while about the hobby and his background along with how you guys go back. I grabbed the ohh Lala from him along with bkchem fruit loops. Would be awesome if you came down for CFM some time.

 

[SBB Corals]

Interesting find. My No3 is never above 40 so maybe it won't matter. I have a friend that is a great reefer who has been using this for a year and says it is very accurate. I will test this though against the handheld and see what happens. I assume this is the same type of technology the handheld reader has so maybe the handheld is not good either?

 

[SBB Corals]

Hey Shane, I talked to Rudy Friday night here in the Bay Area at the frag swap. He's a really cool dude and I talked to him a while about the hobby and his background along with how you guys go back. I grabbed the ohh Lala from him along with bkchem fruit loops. Would be awesome if you came down for CFM some time.

I heard it was an awesome show! I would love to come down sometime maybe next year. how often do you guys have shows? Rudy is a great old friend of mine :)

 

[Stain]

Strange their nitrogen meter is not recommended for salt water use. The phosphate looks good to go though. Great thread btw, love it.