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Or do the 2 just go hand in hand?
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I test before and after every water change, and whenever anything is looking out of wack
SG is important because it is a measure of the concentration of salt in your tank water.
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has anyone besides me measured seawater
Now I feel like a dang fool~I'm always saying my sg is 1.025~this is wrong right.
No, that would be correct. your specific gravity is 1.025. Specific gravity does not have units. It is a ratio of pure water to (in this case) saltwater concentration.
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the sea water off the coast of cali I tested was 1.015 or so. Its been a while, but where I measured it was much lower than my tanks water
According to info on the internet, natrual seawater in a reef varies from 1.025-1.027.
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i measured 5 miles off san fransico and got 1.037 on 5 different tests with a refractor
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this is why i decided to do a coral growth test @ 1.030
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