17 results for "API Ammonia Test Kit Freshwater/Saltwater (Salicylate)" between $5.00 and $25.00

Tropical fish continuously release ammonia (NH3) directly into the aquarium through their gills, urine and solid waste. Uneaten food and other decaying organic material also add ammonia to the water. A natural mechanism exists that controls ammonia in the aquarium--the "biological filter," made up of nitrifying bacteria which grow in the gravel bed. As with any natural process, however, imbalances can occur. Testing for the presence of toxic ammonia is essential, so that once detected, steps...

Over 550 tests Kit includes laminated color card, 4 test tubes and holding tray Includes instruction booklet on how to correct unsafe water conditions

Use to measure pH changes in marine aquariums, aquariums with African cichlids, and very alkaline tap water. Reads the pH of water within the high range of 7.4 to 8.8. 160 tests per kit.

Aquarium Pharmaceuticals API Ammonia Test Kit. Fast, easy and accurate, this water testing kit measures ammonia levels from 0 to 7 ppm. Use for fresh or salt water. Includes 130 tests.

Tests ammonia levels from 0 to 8 parts per million. Ammonia is the number one killer of tropical fish, and is continuously produced by the aquarium from fish wastes, decomposin. Salicylate Test Measures Ammonia Levels In Both Saltwater And Freshwater Aquariums. Once Ammonia Is Detected, Appropriate Steps Can Be Taken To Remove It.

Hagen is actively committed to developing the most advanced methods for recreating and optimizing natural aquatic systems. In order to do this, Hagen has created in-house facilities for the research, development, and packaging of liquid biological and chemical products for aquariums and ponds. Nutrafin test kits represent one of the most recent innovative lines of products to result from the intensive research afforded by these facilities.

Because your aquarium is a closed system, fish waste will build up if the water is left unfiltered. The most common and harmful waste product in your fish aquarium is ammonia. Ammonia is caused by fish waste and excess food in your aquarium. Ammonia is very harmful to your fish, leading to severe irritation of the skin and gills. High ammonia levels can result in the death of your fish. Ammonia tests should be done on a regular basis to ensure the levels do not change dramatically. Size: 100 Test...