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What is an accurate kind/brand of thermometer for my saltwater tank?
Seems like all the ones I have read differently. Also, what's a good salinity/hydrometer brand/kind?
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
A hydrometer can be off by as much as .005, so I wouldn't suggest getting one. Your bets bet is to get a refractometeer because they are a lot more accurate and easier to read. The place I usually get my aquarium supplies has them on sale for $42.99 (regularly $59.99) This one is portable, requires no batteries and automatically compensates for temperature. Heres the site:
- C liveLv 51 decade ago
it all depends on the size tank you have but my theory is go with the more expensive one cheaper is not always good