Trident 6 month reagent supply
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Try premier aquatics in Marietta
I did a search for Schiff's and giggles.
It's out of stock everywhere.
It's out of stock everywhere.
Yea, local is your best bet.
premier had one as of last week. but what the hell man, where's the 6months supply at?
Sorry for the delayed response everyone, thank you so much for the help. Sad to say but I didn't even think about local shops, plus im in Conyers! I called pure reef and premier they both had it. I just purchased premieres last one. I was on salt water yesterday and added to my cart, couple hours later they were out before I could finish the purchase. Im not sure what's going on, but I'll be sure to keep extra on hand now. Thanks again
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@Reefchef thanks for asking that question! I did the same thing. Looked online but failed to check locally. I got notified by BRS twice they were back in stock. When the first notice came in, I was online. I responded immediately. They were already sold out! Now, I will always check locally first!
Did you call Atlanta Aquarium today? I was there when somebody called and asked lol
Yeah that was me, I was hoping to get lucky closer to us!
I don’t understand why they are out of stock for the 6 months supply. Don’t they have enough early adopters that need a constant source of reagents?
You would think so, now you can get the trident but not the reagents!!! :babycry:
From what the neptune tech told me, just about every owner of the trident stockpiles the reagents. I got my 6-month pack from Premium Aquatics a few months ago.
Just curious, what is the shelf life on reagents?
Good question. Cant find any information on that. Im guessing its just like other test kits with expiration dates a few years out.
Neptune says one year.
I wonder is there's a way to suspend testing for a period of time.
My thought is, that after a few months of use and you've got everything stable you should be able to get away with testing only a day or two a week.
I just don't know if that would blow the calibration or not.
My thought is, that after a few months of use and you've got everything stable you should be able to get away with testing only a day or two a week.
I just don't know if that would blow the calibration or not.
This is from the Trident FAQ page on R2R.
Can I test more or less than the minimum schedule or in any different combination?
No, the provided schedules are necessary to maintain proper operation
I haven't looked into it much since it 1st came out last year. I know there needs to be 4 Alk and 2 each of the Cal & Mag done in the correct succession. What I wasn't sure of is if you could skip days. Even every other day would extend the reagents be a good bit.
