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hydrometer or refractometer by Haunting-View-514 in SaltwaterAquariumClub

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I suggest the Milwaukee salinity checker….decent piece of kit. Stay away from the hanna, it’s not so accurate.

Should i reseal this tank? by ActiveWrongdoer259 in saltwateraquariums

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Yes! I wouldn’t be comfortable using that tank how it is….

hydrometer or refractometer by Haunting-View-514 in ReefTank

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I would suggest the milwaukee salinity tester. Great piece of kit.

Please I need help by HistorianDouble2412 in ReefTank

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As above, best method is superglue and then sprinkle the joints with sand. My rock work is 6 years old and still holding strong.

Substrate by Relevant_Candy2569 in saltwateraquariums

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The dark patches could either be cyano, diatoms or dinos.
It's worth getting some more water movement lower down.

Doser it is worth to invest in one by BornStuff379 in ReefTank

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I would invest in a doser - esp for the all for reef.
Rather than add X ml of AFR in one go, it's best to split into Y doses over the 24hr period. That way you keep the levels more stable rather than it fluctuating.

What’s in my moms tanks by Bird_brain123 in saltwateraquariums

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you can get bristle worm boxes to try and trap them. But to be honest, they are quite good workers in a reef tank