Also those floating hydrometers are good for
checking accuracy, as they don't loose their
accuracy. They might not be perfectly accurate, but
they don't change. Also remember that water temps
will have an effect on readings.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets


KurtG wrote on 5/25/2007 6:51 PM:
I just bought one and figured it out.

My dip SG arm floats are both registering 1.024, but my refractometer is
reading 1.027.

I suppose I should run a baggy of water down to the LFS and see what
they get.

--Kurt

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