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Old 02-29-2008, 05:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Chemistry Help

So when are we going to put together a Begineers Chemistry Guide? I have had tanks for about a year now. (FOWLR) However, I would like to start thinking about the chems that are needed to change ca, mg and others. If anyone could help here please do. Please list the important Chems for Salt Water keeping. Also what they are and how to use them or supplement them. How to test them and such. Im just asking this as this is a Very Important part of Reef/salt water keeping and Im 100% sure other noobies would love it as well. Instead of searching all over different forums and search sites. Thanks guys.


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