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Reddit mentions of Sea Hydrometer Salinity Meter Specific Gravity Test for Aquarium Fish Tank Water Marine Sea Saltwater
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ROTABLE DEVICE: This specific gravity meter is designed to give temperature-corrected readings in warm water aquariums. Includes a self-leveling, hanging device and allows your hands to stay dry, avoiding contamination of aquarium.ACCURATELY MEASURE: Quickly, easily, and accurately measure your marine aquarium's salt level and specific gravity with Instant Ocean HydrometerCLEARLY INDICATED: Full range scale features easy to read markings with safe zone clearly indicated. Small and waterproof. No sensor wire needed.UNIQUE DESIGN: This product is designed with an automatic level function, can automatically identify the level to avoid errors.CLEANING: Do not disassemble. Periodic cleaning is recommended to remove deposits that accumulate on pointer causing in correct reading. Soak hydrometer in mild acid(vinegar) for 30 minutes to remove any deposits that may build up on pointer. Rinse with tap water and lat unit air dry.
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You want to really have fun? make tank #2 saltwater.
All you have to do different is measure and pour in Instant Ocean. https://www.amazon.com/Instant-Ocean-Aquariums-Nitrate-Phosphate-Free/dp/B003SNKMVI
The only difference to your maintenance will be keeping an eye on salinity level. The salt aint goin nowhere so all you're doing is topping off with tap water once a week when the water evaporates. you can hang a small meter on the inside of the tank and be able to see the salinity level anytime without touching it. example: https://www.amazon.com/Hydrometer-Salinity-Specific-Aquarium-Saltwater/dp/B07BHFC68R
water changes are only needed twice a year, 20%, and you pour the tap water right in there like a freshwater tank, and just add a half cup of salt that's all.
otherwise, many marine fish are awesome, so much more character, and so many more options, seahorses and file fish, and stars, really cool stuff. Many of em will survive on dried goldfish flake food.
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/live-saltwater-fish sort prices low-to-high and check out all the other saltwater animals.. lots of options cheaper than freshwater