Here's the list of the test kits I've been using as well as the trace supplements I've been dosing regularly:
1. Red Sea Seawater Refractometer (Salinity)
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2. Salifert Alkalinity Calcium Magnesium Combo Test Kit (KH, Ca, Mg)
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3. Salifert Nitrate Test Kit (NO3)
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4.Red Sea 4-Piece Reef Colors Pro Supplement Bundle - 500ML of Each Supplement A, B, C, and D (Trace)
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Hello everyone. Welcome back! I’m very glad to have seen my channel reach three thousand subscribers this month. I want to thank all of you who have watched and subscribed to my channel. You have no idea how much that means to me. I can’t wait to make more satisfactory and relevant contents for you all. Some audience have left messages in the comment section but were banned by Google algorithm. Although I wasn’t able to reply to the comments, I’d like to let you know that I have noted down your questions and will answer them in my future updates. Today I want to talk about the reef tank chemistry that lies in the very core of reef keeping. If your fish or corals are in a sub-optimal health condition, instead of treating the fish or corals, you treat the water. This is, in my opinion, a very profound message that is not only applied to reef keeping, but also to our everyday work and life. The number one enemy that is holding you back from success is your surroundings that you have to be aware of. It’s virtually impossible to change your lives without changing the environment. So what water parameters are optimal? Different aquarists have different answers due to various focuses of the niche specimens they intend to culture. But there are a few fundamental chemistry principles that I believe most reefers would agree on.