agreed, I don't have anything to say those two measures are off. they may be on/ we need to see what the pH reads between a seneye + a calibrated probe across several tanks to know if they're as reliable as the nh3 meter portion. the first few times people posted their calibrated pH probe readings against the seneye I just basically ignored it for that use thereafter, maybe things have improved/ not sure. I don't own one myself but I like seeing what they report in online web posts. I believe those patterns hold the secret to future discoveries in reef tank cycling science.
feel free to add here any comparisons in pH from the device plus alternate pH testers you may have, we appreciate any seneye knowledge tidbits.
*if u ever get bored with the seneye down the road please consider contributing to our bucket list of bucket cycling proofs using it. Your meter will be calibrated after the tank is about a month old + some stocked items in place/ u may have to bring the trim setting down to ~.003 nh3 if it doesn't naturally drop there in a week or two but other than that using your main tank as the baseline you can then use that seneye to learn things about cycles that nobody knows yet:
feel free to add here any comparisons in pH from the device plus alternate pH testers you may have, we appreciate any seneye knowledge tidbits.
*if u ever get bored with the seneye down the road please consider contributing to our bucket list of bucket cycling proofs using it. Your meter will be calibrated after the tank is about a month old + some stocked items in place/ u may have to bring the trim setting down to ~.003 nh3 if it doesn't naturally drop there in a week or two but other than that using your main tank as the baseline you can then use that seneye to learn things about cycles that nobody knows yet:
Request for seneye owners to use their calibrated meters to conduct bucket reef experiments and change reefing.
these meters can be used by hundreds of people to generate new cycling science rules at a massive rate. let chatgpt pick up the results and you'll evolve reef tank cycling science tenfold. you have the meters you can already see using seneye on your home reef nh3 control isn't a concern re aim...
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