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That's what I was wondering. I could not figure out how to word the question. Glad someone else understood.Depends on the test. I use salifert for calcium, magnesium, and nitrate. I use a hanna checker for phosphates as it is almost impossible to figure out the color differences for the salifert phosphate test.
Also red sea for alkalinity as it is only 1 reagent/titration bottle
Api?
I’m similar, but ended up with a different shuffle of salifert vs Red Sea.Depends on the test. I use salifert for calcium, magnesium, and nitrate. I use a hanna checker for phosphates as it is almost impossible to figure out the color differences for the salifert phosphate test.
Also red sea for alkalinity as it is only 1 reagent/titration bottle
This.Hanna for alk, nitrate, and phosphorus/phosphate, Red Sea for calcium, Aquaforest for mag
Color blind here so I use Hanna for Alk (dKH), phos (ULR), and nitrate (HR).For me, Hanna for phosphate. Everything else is not worth it unless you are colorblind but even then there are other options.
Color blind here so I use Hanna for Alk (dKH), phos (ULR), and nitrate (HR).
Salifert with helper for Ca (and Mg, ocassionally).
For color seeing people, I still think Hanna is way easier for Alk and best for PO4,,, but that's my take.
I don't monitor pH. Either I'm just not an advanced enough for reefer for it, or I think it's just a worthless parameter. LolWhat about ph?