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#11
06-27-2005, 08:34 PM
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Borrow or buy a refractometer. If someone nearby has one, calibrate your hydrometer with their refracto because you'll probably find that its off by quite a bit. Friend of mine had 3 and all her hydrometers were pieces of cr@p that ended up crashing her tank
 Now she's got a refractometer like mine. Works great & worth the investment ($65 at J&L or OA).JMO & JME, Anthony 
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