Do I need an expensive refractometer? They range in price from $14 to $150! I did order the one from your link. I was just wondering jf it is a good one.
I need help I bought refractometer form Amazon using about a year now I test with RO 1010 and test with saltwater it’s 1025 what’s I should to do Thank you
We need a video comparing results from a hydrometer/ refractometer. My mentor, an old school reefer, visited me and measured salinity with his hydrometer. It was 1.021. My refractometer says 1.025. He doesn't believe my refractometer. Ugh. I'm so confused.
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so details, easier to learn, bravo 👏👏
Thank you for this clear presentation
You're very welcome, I'm glad it was helpful.
That shirt is cool! Ik calibrate it every time i make a new batch.
Thanks I'm a huge Star Wars fan! Making sure it's calibrated every time is a great way to make sure you mix up the same. Awesome thanks for watching!
Is this specifically for salt water tanks I have a chilids tank
Yes this is for any aquarium that required you to monitor the salinity parameters.
@@juanlanda967 and I'm using it for my African chilids tank
@@juanlanda967 Thanks for clarifying it
Do I need an expensive refractometer? They range in price from $14 to $150! I did order the one from your link. I was just wondering jf it is a good one.
No need for an expensive one. The $18 to 20 dollar seawater one works great and holds calibration really well. I am happy with it.
@@TheCoralReefTalk Thank you! I ordered it from your link!
@@rheljarrard9566 Awesome you're welcome, thank you for the support.
I need help
I bought refractometer form Amazon using about a year now I test with RO 1010 and test with saltwater it’s 1025 what’s I should to do
Thank you
Hey there, use a calibration solution to calibrate it and then it should measure your Rodi water correctly as well as the saltwater.
@@TheCoralReefTalk thank you
@@nhathuynh1574 you're welcome
What Happens if the room temperature is higher than 20c
saltwater refractometer sg 1.026 and 35 ppt don't line up on the red sea and the D-D they are sg 1.027 for 35ppt
really that is interesting.
You can use between 1.025 to 1.027 for a reef tank.
Yes there can be a range. Keeping that parameter stable is key as well.
Whatever you people do do not buy the Red Sea refractometer it is total crash trash
We need a video comparing results from a hydrometer/ refractometer. My mentor, an old school reefer, visited me and measured salinity with his hydrometer. It was 1.021. My refractometer says 1.025. He doesn't believe my refractometer. Ugh. I'm so confused.