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Hi all

I got a bottle today and was wondering if 1ml to 60 gallons was US gallons or uk inp gallons ?????
Anyone know
Thanks
 
I just assume that it is US gallons because they are a North American company. I use it occasionaly, usually before I take pictures of corals, and to be honest, have never measured. I just squirt some in, wait a bit then photograph.
 
Thanks rockworm , I'll take it as US gallons than
 
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Just been doing some reading and polyp lab is a company from Canada I think
If that's right than they use imp gallons and not US
I may be wrong but that's what I just read
 
@rockworm
Just been doing some reading and polyp lab is a company from Canada I think
If that's right than they use imp gallons and not US
I may be wrong but that's what I just read
I am not sure that they would use Imperial because of the predominant market in the US and Canada. I am in Canada and still base all my reef measurements on US. You could start with the Imperial and see what the response is like. I don't think you can overdose unless you dumped a whole lot in. Even then, I expect you would only see a rise in nitrates and phosphates.
 

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