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#1
04-11-2021, 05:19 PM
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i know JL's will do the tests for you.
Not sure about Fish Addicts or Paul's Aquarium. Roger's is only freshwater now so i doubt they have test kits for saltwater
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04-11-2021, 07:27 PM
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Home kit test results
Thank you, I will try to get to JL aquatics
I just finished testing water at home and here are the readings: NO3- 2ppm PO4- 0.2 ppm Calcium - 460 PH- 8 Dkh- 8.4 Selenaty- 35 Temperature- 80.2 Water change - 400L/month
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04-12-2021, 07:09 PM
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Do you know the names of the corals you've been unsuccessful with?
What did you see when they died? What kind of lighting do you have? Did you test the water the corals came from? It may or may not matter but what is your Mag @? API kits can be unreliable when trying to get exact and consistent readings. Consider Salifert or Red Sea, with a Hanna ULR for PO4
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