I was planning to use the Red Sea test kit, but noticed how cheap the API reef master kit was this is my first kit and this is for a budget build so idk which one to get. Opinions?
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Yes, a thousand thumbs up on the magnetic test stirrer. I use it for Red Sea as well as Aquaforest. It’s a god-send for tests requiring titration, and it will make your life much easier.I’m my opinion.. API no matter how accurate or inaccurate it is, is much harder to determine the color of the sample next to the chart. Maybe it’s the glass vile they use or the many shades that are not too different from one another.
I like the Red Sea tests. They are easier to read. I’ve never used salifert.
It didn’t take long and I decided Hannah was my go to for Alk, Nitrate, and Phosphates. The rest I test with Red Sea.
and I 100% love the magnetic test stirrer. It is cheap and makes testing so much faster and accurate for me when using Red Sea.
I like the Fluval/Nutrafin kit personally for the basics. dont have experience with API saltwater but hate their freshwater kit compared to Fluval now, and fluval can be used on all my tanks salt or fresh.I was planning to use the Red Sea test kit, but noticed how cheap the API reef master kit was this is my first kit and this is for a budget build so idk which one to get. Opinions?