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Reef Builders is an online community dedicated to reef tanks. Our popular reef blog informs reef hobbyists about popular reef equipment and the saltwater industry in general. We have discussion forums where you can talk about your reef tank, ask questions and receive help from reef community members. If you are just starting out in the saltwater aquarium world, reef aquarists have found that the Beginners Guide to Saltwater Aquariums and Tanks has been helpful in starting their journey towards reef keeping.
This thing was constructed on July 3, 2007, and it was categorized as Downloads.
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Salinity Front

Mark over at his blog, made a nice handy Mac widget called Salinity. It is used to calculate approximate salinity based on your hydrometer reading. It takes into account the current water temperature and the hydrometer’s calibration temperature. Pretty nifty eh? For the record I took my mac I bought back to the Apple store, it was fan-less and my legs couldn’t handle it. Until Steve Jobs admits that they need to put a cooling fan in, Apple is off my it list. However Mr. Tang that Mark keeps in his 45 gallon (hurry get your 65 gallon up and running, your 45 is way to small for him!) is on my list and now I am hideously jealous.

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  1. Posted July 3, 2007 at 11:57 am | Permalink

    We’re setting it up tomorrow… My wife and I both have the day off so the day will be spent setting up the tank… Just bought the sump tank today and the electrical work is complete inside the stand.

    Thanks for the links and the mention… Pacific Sailfins are my new favorite fish… they’re so cool when the go really fast and get all streamlined and then they stop and their fins spread out making then look 2x bigger than their bodies really are.

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