Using Chemical pH Indicator to Monitor Calcium Reactor pH

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If you’ve ever wanted to dip your toes into the world of calcium reactors, you may have thought that the price of a reactor itself is not that bad, but the costs start to add up when you price out a CO2 cylinder, regulator, solenoid valve and full blown pH controller. While you still need…
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