Look who is local

[nyvp]

http://www.natureef.com/h2otest.htm

I sent them an email to see if we can get them as a club sponsor and possible to come to one of our meetings. I'm also going to see if they will do a club discount or group buy. It's great that for $15 to $20 you can have an exact break down of whats in your tankl.

 

[macawmagic]

thats cool...i could really use it!

 

[volunteerguy]

i agree...sign me up!

 

[REDDAWG43]

Thanks for the info.....
Good to know if I get another crash, No more guessing as to if it was something in the water or not.

 

[venom00viper]

Sounds like a good deal. but would we have to send our water in together. I'm sure we are all over the south fl area.

-ben

 

[REDDAWG43]

Well if you want the 15% off then 2 samples are needed, but if a detialed breakdown for $20 is not bad especially when you are trying to prevent or figure out what caused a tank crash...

 

[nyvp]

I would love to set it up like a monthly service type thing

 

[Rogger Castells]

naturereef is a very old company in this hobby the owner Adolph, he is a great guy and an innovator in the hobby, he was the original owner of the Robbie store coral reef pets. I believe he was active in the club at one time.

 

[prsouthfl]

has anybody done it yet

 

[coralfragger101]

My question would be, what do they use to do the tests with?

If this is simply someone in the back office of a warehouse using the same tests that the majority of the hobbyists are already using then what's the point?

On the other hand if they are truely using lab grade equipment, chromatograph etc., then I think this would be worthwhile.

 

[REDDAWG43]

hhhmmm....coralfragger has a good point.
Did not think it, that way...

 

[fishnugget]

I have had him check my water 2 times. He has found my different problems twice. He uses laboratory grade testing.

Great guy. Very informative.

 

[Flamehawk]

Adolph has done many contributions to the hobby, including their denitrators which actually do work well but lost popularity when hobbyists started keeping deep, oolitic sandbeds and plenums. JOHNNY