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CM-750 CHEMTESTER http://www.sealifesupply.com/medusa.htm "George Burnt" wrote in message ... Hello, I do not have the best eyesight in the world, so every test I do seems way off according to how I read the colour charts. Last week my kit and my eyes claimed that I had a PH of 1.2. Now I know this had to be wrong as my hand did not disolve when I put it in the tank, so I bought a PH meter and it recorded a ph of 8.2, which is OK. Is there such a thing as a digital calcium meter and what other meters would be useful to me? I have found temperature meters and ORP meters. By the way what is an ORP meter? So far I only have fish with base rock, and it has been doing great for four years, but now I want to take the plunge and go reef. I already bought the MH lights, next will be all the meters, then a dsb, live rock, then the inverts. I am getting the order of things right? GB |
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