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deletedIs there a post/how to on this somewhere?
Is there a post/how to on this somewhere?
Hi guys just wondered if you still returning the sample water ?
Have you seen any effects
I've been doing it for over 8 months now I think, and no issues that I noticed. It didn't make a measurable change in my pH. I would only be worried about it in a nano system.If it can go back to the tank, it will be much easier and less work for those who test multiple time a day. I feel like I always have to empty my waste water every other day
NicetankI've been doing it for over 8 months now I think, and no issues that I noticed. It didn't make a measurable change in my pH. I would only be worried about it in a nano system.
I've been doing it for over 8 months now I think, and no issues that I noticed. It didn't make a measurable change in my pH. I would only be worried about it in a nano system.
My thoughts are that I would test less!what on your thoughts on if you are testing 6-8 times a day in a moderate to large tank. (Around 180-225)
I've been doing it for over 8 months now I think, and no issues that I noticed. It didn't make a measurable change in my pH. I would only be worried about it in a nano system.
Yup, I am.im assuming you using the kh director reagent?
Hi Brew...still no issues? I am thinking of doing it.Yup, I am.
Plenty of issues in my tank right now, but that was due to a CaRx problem. I had no adverse effects of returning samples to the sump.Hi Brew...still no issues? I am thinking of doing it.
Yes, it is reef safe.But the liquide is bleu. Is blie dye reef safe?
To be clear, is GHL saying the kh director reagent is reef safe?Yes, it is reef safe.