Would You Ever Buy?

[Mikaila31]

I agree with Radar. I rarely test my water with my test kits, so I don't see the need for a digital probe unless it was cheaper and more accurate than the API master test kit, which is asking for a lot IMO.

 

[AdAndrews]

No, i have learnt to not use test kits, and for once my fish are feeling the benefit, theres no need imo for even a ph test kit for my tanks, i can understant that certain changes will have an effect on the ph, this is the same for nitrite etc.. My fish will show signs of illness, and the only way to cure that is a water change, done consistently.

 

[aaronnorth]

If they worked, then yes. If they didn't work, then no. Obviously

well test kits arent the best and loads of people still buy them Unless you calibrate them.

There are already equipment like this out, you are talking about £300 though.

http/www.coleparmer.co.uk/catalog/product_view.asp?sku=9959350&pfx=

 

[Amberleaf]

Well, in my magazine, I saw these kinds of things for pH, ammonia, and nitrates (I think), and something else (not nitrites), for saltwater.... You just stick it in every so often, and voila! Test results come up on the screen.