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Hey reefers, my 10 gallon tanks salinity is at 1.021, I'd like it around 1.025 or 1.026. How can I raise it safely? Right now it looks like it needs to be topped off with.. maybe half a gallon or 1 gallon at the most
 

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Hey reefers, my 10 gallon tanks salinity is at 1.021, I'd like it around 1.025 or 1.026. How can I raise it safely? Right now it looks like it needs to be topped off with.. maybe half a gallon or 1 gallon at the most
Best way is to stop topping off with RO/DI water, and slowly top off with saltwater mixed to the specific gravity you're trying to achieve.
 
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Thats what I had figured, but just wanted to hear what others had to say before doing it! Thank you guys!
 

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