Using Alkalinity Hanna Checker | Beginner Guide To Saltwater Aquariums
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- In this video i show you step by step how to use a Alkalinity Hanna Checker. I also provide some tips on getting a more accurate reading. Finally i will show you how to get your DKH reading using a calculator. Please enjoy the video and thanks again for watching.
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I have the hanna H1772 it calculates for you. I didn't realize there was two different ones. Thanks for your video
Great video!
Thanks for the how to video. 👍
Np thank you for watching
Very nice video
Thank you
So should you have the regent on the 1ml or is the black plunger the one in the 1ml?
Nice video :)
my alk is 102 ppm and calcium is 453 mag is 1300 can I dose more alk than calcium or should both be dosed equally
Does equal parts at all times. The coral used both cal and alk at the same rate
I just got the Hanna is the dkh alkalinity! But my just give you the number like I test last night is brand new and my results was 7.9 that's my dkh or my alkalinity? Is kinda confusing lol 😂 so is better the new one
That is the dkh thats considered the alkalinity level. Mine test in PPM and i have to do the DKH math.
do you think these are the best brand of testing kits? or is there a better option
I use hanna for my alk and redsea for cal and mag, along with my colors.
+FishOfHex ok ty
Mine Hanna checker that I just got ( sorry 19 sept 2016) reads 9.9 no straight number I presume this is where it needs to be and I don't need to do any multiplication ( I guess I'm saying mine is different than your?
Guess the new ones show you the dkh
The new Hanna Alkalinity Checker® HI772 displays in dKH while the HI755 Checker® displays in ppm. Stop by our channel and check out the whole line! They're pretty awesome.
There is actually two different types I just got the one that reads it that way
Whots the difference between tham