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So when I test tank water in the 5ml tube, the first drop of KH solution turns the sample yellow, is that a KH of 1 or 0?
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Good question that I don't know the answer to. I was assuming it was zero since it went straight to yellow. On the other hand when it took the second drop to turn it yellow I take that to mean it is a 2. Not sure how you know 0 vs 1.
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Obsessed? Maybe
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Drops are really an estimation, so it'd be safe to say your KH is 0-1 rather than 0 or 1.
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Planted Tank Obsessed
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Thanks, that makes sence. I've been reading about keeping crs and have slowly created a tank. When one is looking to create the optimum environment for crs. What perameters are best?
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Obsessed? Maybe
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The best parameters are really just trying to get close to the parameters of your breeder if at all possible.
I keep my CRS - depending upon the tank - at either 5.8 pH or 6.4 pH, 0-1 KH, 5 GH, 150-160 TDS, 70-72 degrees F. Lots of different things work for different people.
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I just use a basic Hanna model I found on eBay. It has been working just great for my needs. I make sure my TDS stays in range of what I want, but it's still more of a ballpark parameter.
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