Done The Saltwater Master Liquid Test Kit

tank_lover

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hi guys,

just done the test after a 25% water change yesterday, results below :

NO-2 (fresh & saltwater Nitrate) : 0ppm (mg/l)

NH3/NH+4 (Saltwater Ammonia) : 0.25ppm (mg/l)

NO-3 (Saltwater Nitrate) : 20ppm (mg/l)

Saltwater High Range PH : between 7.4 - 7.8ppm (mg/l)


please can you advise if the results above are fine are not?

ive got a 5ft tank n have had it for about 2 years.

thanks alot :good:
 
Yep a Saltwater test kit isnt any good if your testing a Freshwater. So just like Ace, is your tank a Marine or Freshwater?
 
ive got 7 angel fishes, 1 silver shark around 5", 1 red tail shark, n 3 i think they're some kind of catfishes - they've got like a neon stripe arcoss them, at the moment they about 4-5" but been told they can grow to 3ft :eek: thats all the fishes i have, ive got 2 large bogwood in there which have alot of algea on them :-( n have the temp around 28-30 celcius
 
ive got 7 angel fishes, 1 silver shark around 5", 1 red tail shark, n 3 i think they're some kind of catfishes - they've got like a neon stripe arcoss them, at the moment they about 4-5" but been told they can grow to 3ft :eek: thats all the fishes i have, ive got 2 large bogwood in there which have alot of algea on them :-( n have the temp around 28-30 celcius

So then your tank is Freshwater, and dosent need salt. So you need a Freshwater Test Kit.
 
Yep a Saltwater test kit isnt any good if your testing a Freshwater. So just like Ace, is your tank a Marine or Freshwater?

Usually saltwater and freshwater test kits are interchangeable. They are still testing for the same substances, so it makes no sense that it wouldnt work. Your test kits should come with 2 cards, fresh and saltwater. Just use the appropriate card for your type of water. Your tank shouldnt have fish in it yet, but seeing you already do, just dont add anymore until your ammonia goes down to 0. Either way, if the ammonia test was yellow, its a good sign because that should mean 0(assuming you have the api kit).
 
Yep a Saltwater test kit isnt any good if your testing a Freshwater. So just like Ace, is your tank a Marine or Freshwater?

Usually saltwater and freshwater test kits are interchangeable. They are still testing for the same substances, so it makes no sense that it wouldnt work. Your test kits should come with 2 cards, fresh and saltwater. Just use the appropriate card for your type of water. Your tank shouldnt have fish in it yet, but seeing you already do, just dont add anymore until your ammonia goes down to 0. Either way, if the ammonia test was yellow, its a good sign because that should mean 0(assuming you have the api kit).

He has had is tank for 2 years, why shouldnt there be fish in there?
 

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