good test kits

[robin.gordon1]

what can I look for in the UK and in which test should I check often.
Ph never really varied and ammonia was always present but in very low level.
nitrites were always zero and the nitrates were a problem for a while but I
do seem to have them under control but what about Kh hardness, phosphates,
iodine levels etc..
does anyone manufacture a full set that will cover the full range of
important water properties.

Robin

[Marc Levenson]

I like Salifert kits, but they don't sell a multi-pack.
MarineDepot.com sells groups of kits, but usually the
grouping isn't to my preference so I just buy the ones I want.

Marc


robin.gordon1 wrote:

> what can I look for in the UK and in which test should I check often.
> Ph never really varied and ammonia was always present but in very low level.
> nitrites were always zero and the nitrates were a problem for a while but I
> do seem to have them under control but what about Kh hardness, phosphates,
> iodine levels etc..
> does anyone manufacture a full set that will cover the full range of
> important water properties.
>
> Robin
>
>

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[John D. Maag]

I like LaMotte. Here is a website where you can get them.
http://www.aquaticeco.com. I know this is not local to UK.

[IceManDug]

Another option is Salifert. They are reliable and don't cost as much as the
LaMotte.

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"John D. Maag" > wrote in message
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>I like LaMotte. Here is a website where you can get them.
> http://www.aquaticeco.com. I know this is not local to UK.
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