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Szaki wrote:
PetsMart sells or can be bought on line, water testing kits. One I like, has 5 small pads on it, (Quick Dip 5-N-1 Test Strips) Made by Jungle, testing 5 different conditions, including Nitrites. You don't have to be rocket scientist, just match the colors. Cost about $12, mine lasted all most 2 years, depends how frequently do the test. Bit more expensive in the UK But theres a local pet place that does free water testing Took some today and the guy said that the ammonia was ok -slightly above 0 But said the nitrate or nitrite was too high came up mid way on his scale instead of 0 He told me not to change the water because that would make it worse?? Just told me to leave it for a week and then change 20% of water and to hoover all the old food and fish poo from the stones...! Does that sound at all right? |
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