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Please don't mind the salt on the glass i was moving frags
That is very strange. I don't believe you have that level of nitrates, either. You could purchase a Salifert test for $15 to compare. Do the water start to turn a color as soon as the third reagent is added?
BTW, I love your red and green Trachyphyllia! Wish mine looked that good :/
It's a pod condo for my mandarin and leopard wrasse. I have one in the front and one in the back. Also have ones in the over flow and sump that I swap out on water change days. Works great. They got skinny so I looked into this. Nice and fat nowWhat's the deal with the rock you have wrapped in mesh?
Ya I would still like it lower for the sps but that's not a horrible number.I'd bet the Red Sea kit is off for some reason Looking at those tanks, I don't believe the 64 ppm nitrate, but I could buy the 5.5 ppm measurement.
Great idea. I am off to the fish store today anywaysSo this is going to sound like some strange advice but what I would do in your case is pick up some of the nitrate test strips. They won't be quite as accurate but the are very easy to read and pretty much impossible to mess up. You can use them to find out if your which one of your test kits are off.
I agree Zoas would be fine but i would think my sps species would be dead. I tested last night with a seachem and I got 5.5-6 when the other was 64+. Tests done within a half he of each otherJME, but 60 nitrates isn't going to kill anything, you'd just not get great colors. Euphilia & zoas would be perfectly happy. But I would get another test to confirm.