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I figured out what the Skimmer is... It's a Sea Clone 150. =\ I think I
remember reading that they suck.?. Supposedly, all you need to run it is a power head. I'm still looking in to that but being that I wont need it until after the tank has cycled, I'm kinda puttin that on the back burner. Do you think that will be sufficient for a FO tank? I decided to get a RO/DI unit. I found someone locally who claims these are very high quality. As soon as I get some specs I will share them but in the mean time, If I am using an RO/DI unit, I do NOT need any conditioners right? One more thing and this may seem really stupid but... In regards to weight. Everyone knows that sal****er is more dense than fresh water. Regular water weighs approx 8.33 lbs per gallon. Am I correct in assuming that the specific gravity from the hygrometer can be used as a multiplyer to calculate weight per gallon? For example if my reading is 1.020, can I multiply that by the weight of water to figure out how much the salt water will weigh? 8.33 X 1.020 = 8.50 so it would only weigh 8-1/2 pounds instead of 8-1/3? TIA ~Mort |
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