C cmbaile1 New Member Joined Sep 30, 2003 Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2003 #1 I've just gotten a 90G tank and am cycling it. I'm testing regularly and am charting it on some software but the software askes for ppm and my test kit measures Nitrites in mb/l. Does anyone have a magic formula to convert mb/l to ppm? Thanks!!
I've just gotten a 90G tank and am cycling it. I'm testing regularly and am charting it on some software but the software askes for ppm and my test kit measures Nitrites in mb/l. Does anyone have a magic formula to convert mb/l to ppm? Thanks!!
M mrV Fish Herder Joined Aug 21, 2002 Messages 1,259 Reaction score 0 Location Finland Oct 5, 2003 #2 what does mb/l mean? mb? Are you sure it's mb not mg? megabytes
R reg2k2 Fish Addict Joined Jul 21, 2002 Messages 867 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2003 #3 cmbaile, mg/l = ppm
OP OP C cmbaile1 New Member Joined Sep 30, 2003 Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2003 #4 You are absolutely right! It is mb/l. I guess I've been thinking computer for too long, got mb on the brain!
You are absolutely right! It is mb/l. I guess I've been thinking computer for too long, got mb on the brain!
OP OP C cmbaile1 New Member Joined Sep 30, 2003 Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2003 #5 My lfs did a water test for me and said my nitrites were at 5+ ppm and my test at home was about 0.5 mg/l. Is it just a difference in terminalogy?
My lfs did a water test for me and said my nitrites were at 5+ ppm and my test at home was about 0.5 mg/l. Is it just a difference in terminalogy?
M mrV Fish Herder Joined Aug 21, 2002 Messages 1,259 Reaction score 0 Location Finland Oct 5, 2003 #6 ppm = parts per million, which is exatly same, like reg2k2 wrote, mg/l.