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01/04/2007, 10:13 PM
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Reef Chemistry Articles sticky-sticky
Hey Sir Randy and other Mods, why can't the "Reef Chemistry Articles" sticky be on the New To Hobby forum? I am just awestruck at how many new hobbyists don't know or understand basic, and I mean basic, water chemistry. There's so much valuable information in there, I just don't think they know where to look. Just a thought.
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01/05/2007, 01:51 AM
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yes good idea. I think randys link to reef chemisty articles should be atop all major forums.
sps gereral reef discussion new to the hobby.
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Its a good idea to have a refrence sample for alk test kits. 1.1350 grams of baking soda in 1gallon of distilled water=10dkh. Check your alkalinity test kit! Algae is Mother Natures phosphate remover Current Tank Info: 220 galon mixed reef. |
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01/05/2007, 07:34 AM
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That sounds like a fine idea, but I'd leave it to the moderators of that forum. If you post or PM them, they can easily copy it there if they want to.
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