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Old 11-24-2008, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Aquattro View Post
you need one. And Ca. get rid of the pH kit. Trade it for ammonia to get through your cycle.
I don't know about tossing the PH kit.
For newbies, ph readings are an easy way to find out whether more testing is necessary.
After a while we get to learn that problems are developing just by observing the tank but in the beginning a ph test is a very usefull tool IMO.
Among other things the ph can lower as a result of overfeeding, something dying in the tank or an overdue water change.
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