hanktrank
06/20/2013, 09:36 AM
Hi,
I just tested my water this morning and it read 1.028 specific gravity....i got my water from the lfs so i'm assuming they would have gotten the salinity level correct.
I'm actually going to test the 5 gallons i just recently purchase from the store. it's in a 5 gallon bucket so i will be able to test the salinity without any other variables that might be in my tank.
I was just wondering if the sand and dry rock could affect the salinity of the water?
I also was wondering if I just can add rodi water to my tank to get the specific gravity of the tank water down to a "good level"
Thanks
I just tested my water this morning and it read 1.028 specific gravity....i got my water from the lfs so i'm assuming they would have gotten the salinity level correct.
I'm actually going to test the 5 gallons i just recently purchase from the store. it's in a 5 gallon bucket so i will be able to test the salinity without any other variables that might be in my tank.
I was just wondering if the sand and dry rock could affect the salinity of the water?
I also was wondering if I just can add rodi water to my tank to get the specific gravity of the tank water down to a "good level"
Thanks