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Ammonia
- Thread starter Hassan 2021
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fishyfun&fans
Fishaholic
I’d say 0 myself but it’s hard to tell from a photo as different cameras have differing iso and hdr settings
Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
For ammonia, it's a plain, straight zero you're after. Anything else is too much.
To my eye, that looks like a zero, but you're actually there, in the same physical space as the tube.
To my eye, that looks like a zero, but you're actually there, in the same physical space as the tube.
CRS
Fish Fanatic
Iooks like a good result going by the photo! 
Looks like zero ppm ammonia judging from the photo but it’s extremely hard for folks to see exactly what the colour is as taking photos can make the colours to appear different and differing lights can also effect the hue.
What test kit is that by the way, I don’t recognise that test kit with three reagent solutions and to wait 10 minutes for results?
What test kit is that by the way, I don’t recognise that test kit with three reagent solutions and to wait 10 minutes for results?
Hassan 2021
Fish Fanatic
It's the test kit from NT labs. Thank you for all your feedback guys. I am approaching my 2 weekly water change so I guess it's all looking good so far.
Uberhoust
Fish Herder
Not to be different but the top left tube seems to have a yellow cast to my eyes. But that can be from a reflected light. If it was my tank I would test again. With the API test kit, which is different from yours, the slightest yellow indicates ammonia. I would say that the top left has a trace of ammonia.
I think you mean to say that the slightest green would indicate ammonia....full yellow means 0 ammonia
Attenbruh
Fish Fanatic
You need to shake the bottles when you test it so that way you can actually see.
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