Who here is actually using a trident to control dosing?
The reason I ask is because I will often, once a month or so I will get an alkalinity reading that's inaccurate. I will get a false low somewhere in the range of -.5.
For me it's no issue, I do not allow the trident to control what is dosed to the aquarium. when I get something that looks like an unusually large drop I tell the machine to retest and get a reading back in spec.
For people that do use the machine to control their dosing that could be a real problem.
I was curious on people's personal experiences with the Trident and automatic dosing.
The reason I ask is because I will often, once a month or so I will get an alkalinity reading that's inaccurate. I will get a false low somewhere in the range of -.5.
For me it's no issue, I do not allow the trident to control what is dosed to the aquarium. when I get something that looks like an unusually large drop I tell the machine to retest and get a reading back in spec.
For people that do use the machine to control their dosing that could be a real problem.
I was curious on people's personal experiences with the Trident and automatic dosing.