Seascape?

[BryanCaruso]

I was wondering if they went out of business because they are not on the list. It was a new store back when I had my tank up last time

 

[thabizness]

Seascape is still open.

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[Farmreefer]

Still very much open. Not sure why they are not on the list.


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[BryanCaruso]

Ok thanks I googled it but wasn't sure the deal

 

[kegogut]

They are not on the list because the owner disrespected the club and we decided to not have them as club approved vendor. That's not to say members dont go there but we as a club chose not to advertise them on our forums anymore.

 

[BryanCaruso]

Oh ok thanks

 

[BryanCaruso]

Stupid question maybe

Stupid question maybe

So this is my first RoDi unit coming Wednesday. So if I buy a food grade brute trash can and it fills up for example 22gallons when measuring salt. How do I know it is not 23.5 gallons are there increments on the inside. And I would also like to keep a total system volume count for dosing etc minus the displacement of rocks,sand I hope this makes sense?

 

[BryanCaruso]

Damn ment to start new thread

 

[Pife]

So this is my first RoDi unit coming Wednesday. So if I buy a food grade brute trash can and it fills up for example 22gallons when measuring salt. How do I know it is not 23.5 gallons are there increments on the inside. And I would also like to keep a total system volume count for dosing etc minus the displacement of rocks,sand I hope this makes sense?

I hope you have a refactometer and calibration fluid.

 

[Nanook]

I hope you have a refactometer and calibration fluid.

Yes, get these and learn how to use them well.

 

[Scubareefman]

Yes, get these and learn how to use them well.

I agree 100%.
:spin1::spin1: However when I started out I used a Hydrometer with a lot of success, and down the line I picked up a digital refractometer. The hydrometer was fast, easy and simple and my fish and corals (not advanced type corals or high-end stuff) always did good.:strooper:

 

[Nanook]

I agree 100%.
:spin1::spin1: However when I started out I used a Hydrometer with a lot of success, and down the line I picked up a digital refractometer. The hydrometer was fast, easy and simple and my fish and corals (not advanced type corals or high-end stuff) always did good.:strooper:

It's more of seeing the trend! If you get a far off reading, don't over react and freak out in a rush to fix something that may just be user error!

 

[Scubareefman]

It's more of seeing the trend! If you get a far off reading, don't over react and freak out in a rush to fix something that may just be user error!

User error is the only aspect of the hobby I have mastered.


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[BryanCaruso]

I have been googling several refractometers

 

[Nanook]

I have been googling several refractometers

Why? Just ask here!:debi:

 

[Mr D smack]

 

[BryanCaruso]

Oh I thought i ask enough questions