Reef math: What do you use math for in your reef keeping?

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Reef math: What do you use math for in your reef keeping?

  • Flow rates

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  • Salinity conversions

    Votes: 75 27.0%
  • Aquarium dimensions

    Votes: 131 47.1%
  • Weight calculations

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  • No math here

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Reef math: What do you use math for in your reef keeping?

All this talk about cubed reef this week has got me thinking about math! Don’t worry, we won’t ask you to solve any differential equations or do any non-Euclidian geometry, but I am wondering how much math you use as a reef keeper? Do you just wing it or follow what others suggest? Do you do the math yourself or maybe use an online calculator? Whether it is figuring out the dimensions and weight of your aquarium, doing salinity conversions, or dosing measurements, let us know what you use math for in your reef keeping. Bonus points for an explanation of the calculation of specific gravity using milk in your answer!

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Reef math: What do you use math for in your reef keeping?

All this talk about cubed reef this week has got me thinking about math! Don’t worry, we won’t ask you to solve any differential equations or do any non-Euclidian geometry, but I am wondering how much math you use as a reef keeper? Do you just wing it or follow what others suggest? Do you do the math yourself or maybe use an online calculator? Whether it is figuring out the dimensions and weight of your aquarium, doing salinity conversions, or dosing measurements, let us know what you use math for in your reef keeping. Bonus points for an explanation of the calculation of specific gravity using milk in your answer!

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Reef math is like chicken math.
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Right?
Also, I have three (3) chickens. I need more of both.

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Having large tanks, you can only imagine, I watch weight of tank and contents and for dosing
 

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Oh. . . the other is my budget:

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