too much salt

yothereyo

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• Nov 22, 2006

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i need some help with my salt, its risen to 1.023, how can i bring it back to 1.022. and is there a buffer zone for the salt or is 1.023 to much for marine?

 

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• Nov 22, 2006

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1.020 to 1.025 is a decent range I was told.

 

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Blinky

• Nov 22, 2006

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Totally agree with Ghost there....So, i dont see any issues with your salinity ..

Niko

 

yothereyo

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• Nov 22, 2006

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thanks guys

 

Sonicblast12

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If you have any invertebrates, it should be in the 1.023-1.026 range anyway.

 

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• Nov 23, 2006

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Stability of your SG is the most important thing.

 

yothereyo

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• Nov 23, 2006

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at the moment there is nothing init, because its cycling

 

yothereyo

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• Nov 23, 2006

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i dont know if my hydrometer working correctly, the needle keeps falling back down, one minutes its at 1.022 then its at 1.010, so i bought a new one today the Instant Ocean, but it say to let it soak in saltwater for 48hrs.

Iam letting soak in the tank, and seems to read 1.021.

 

Sonicblast12

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What do you plan on putting in there?

 

yothereyo

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• Nov 23, 2006

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Kaudern's Cardinal, clowns, fire fish, yellow Clown Goby all are newbie fish