Instead of putting in freshwater as your top-off water you could drip in
saltwater that you have mixed. Depending on the size of your tank drip in
appriate amounts so as not to cause a sudden change give it a bit to
throughly mix and then test. To lower you could simply take out some tank
water, then slowly drip in some freshwater, give it a bit to mix then test.
Just do everything in small amounts so not to cause a sudden large
change.
Steve
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From: "Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 2001-07-26 8:55 AM:
I know this is a stupid question, but here goes. How do you raise the SG of
a tank in a controlled way? I mean, what is the best procedure to
(hypothetically) raise the SG of a tank say 0.003 over a period of 6 hrs.
How do you determine the SG of the water you use to replace old water to
make sure you don't overdo? Ditto for reducing SG.
Rich Lewis
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