Colombo Quicktest 6-IN-1 Water Test Strips
Colombo Quicktest 6-IN-1 Water Test Strips
Rapid test with 50 dipsticks for the 6 most important water values:
• pH-value
• carbonate hardness (KH)
• total hardness (GH)
• Nitrite (NO₂),
• Nitrate (NO₃),
• Chlorine (CL₂)
You will be able to read off test results within 60 seconds.
Hanna Hi-98319 Salinity Tester
Hanna Hi-98319 Salinity Tester
The new HI-98319 waterproof salinity and temperature tester is perfect for any saltwater aquarium. A more
accurate alternative to refractometers, this tester uses conductivity to determine salinity levels of natural and artificial seawater. Ideal for testing salinity in salt water aquariums, it is quick and easy to use and provides digital readout of both salinity and temperature. Salinity results are displayed in either parts per thousand (ppt),
Practical Salinity Units (PSU), or Specific Gravity (SG).
The salinity tester is supplied complete with batteries and solutions allowing you to start measuring right away. Also displays temperature. This pocket sized meter is waterproof and perfect for the measurement of salinity aquariums using conductivity to determine the salinity level of your water.
Hanna Pocket Checker-Ammonia
Hanna Pocket Checker-Ammonia
The Ammonia Low Range Checker is a simple, accurate and cost effective way to measure low ranges of ammonia in fresh water.
Designed as a more accurate alternative to chemical test kits, provides quick, accurate results in four easy steps.
Hanna Pocket Checker-KH/Alkalinity
Hanna Pocket Checker-KH/Alkalinity
The Hanna HI-775 Alkalinity Checker for fresh water is a simple, accurate and cost effective way to measure alkalinity in fresh water.
Designed as a more accurate alternative to chemical test kits, it is easy to use with single button operation and a large LCD display. This mini tester also features auto shut-off to ensure a longer battery life.
Hanna Pocket Checker-Nitrite
Hanna Pocket Checker-Nitrite
Ideal for marine, salt and fresh water aquariums. The Low Range Checker is a simple, accurate and a cost effective way to measure low ranges of nitrite.
iDip Total Alkalinity Test Strips
iDip Total Alkalinity Test Strips
iDip Total Alkalinity Test Strips for our handy water quality tester. Bottle of 100 test strips for use with eXact series photometers to test for the presence of Alkaline in the water.
- Not to be used as a standalone water test.
- No of Tests: 100
iDip Total Hardness Test Strips
iDip Total Hardness Test Strips
iDip Total Hardness Test Strips for our handy water quality tester. Bottle of 50 Hardness test strips for use with eXact series photometers to test for the Hardness of the water.
- Not to be used as a standalone water test.
- No of Tests: 50
Kusuri Nitrite Test Kit
Kusuri Nitrite Test Kit
The Kusuri Nitrite Test Kit comprises of 3 x 10 foil sealed tablets, test tube with cap, plastic acetate colour match chart with colour breaks at 0/0.1/0.25/0.5/1.0/2.0 and 4mg/L.
The Kusuri Nitrite Test Kit features Palintest technology components, they are the very best in visual test kits.
The Kusuri Nitrite Test kit features an easy to colour match plastic acetate card, and are supplied with non-degradable foil sealed tablets. Each kit will do 30 tests. The ‚‚¦one off‚‚½ range principle is exactly that! Buy it once, and you can replenish your kit with refill tablets (for 50 tests) or any other components required, and of course we put plenty of water quality information in our kits, so appropriate action can be taken if results are not as anticipated.
Kusuri Test Kits feature an accurate plastic acetate colour strip. When held up to a daylight source, it is far easier to compare than a paper printed chart.
NT Labs Ammonia Test Kit
NT Labs Ammonia Test Kit
NT Labs Ammonia Test Kit – Your Key to Maintaining a Healthy Aquatic Environment
Understanding Ammonia: Fish waste, uneaten food, and decaying organic matter contribute to the production of ammonia, the primary waste product in aquariums. While invisible to the naked eye, ammonia poses a significant threat to fish health. Fortunately, beneficial bacteria in the filter break down ammonia into less toxic nitrite, ensuring a safer environment for your aquatic companions.
Correct Ammonia Level: Zero tolerance for ammonia is crucial. Maintain a level of zero mg/l (ppm) at all times to safeguard the well-being of your fish.
What to Do if Ammonia Levels Are Wrong:
- If the level is 0.2 mg/l (ppm), add a filter booster like Filter Bugs.
- For levels above 0.2 mg/l (ppm), conduct a substantial water change. Change 25% of the volume for 0.5 – 1.0 mg/l (ppm) ammonia and 50% for higher levels. Introduce Zeolite to the filter compartment to remove ammonia.
- In case of any ammonia detection, check other critical water quality parameters such as pH, KH, and nitrite.
How to Use:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml water sample into the test tube.
- Add 5 drops of Ammonia 1, 5 drops of Ammonia 2, and 5 drops of Ammonia 3.
- Replace the test tube cap, shake thoroughly, and wait for 10 minutes.
- Compare the colour of the sample to the provided colour scale. A yellow colour indicates zero ammonia, while any hint of green signals the presence of ammonia in the water.
Additional Information:
- The test kit reports concentration in terms of nitrogen (NH3-N) for compatibility with reported safe concentrations applicable to fish and plants.
- If interested in the ionic concentration, multiply the result by 1.21 (NH3-N).
Trust NT Labs Ammonia Test Kit to accurately assess ammonia levels, empowering you to maintain a pristine and healthy aquatic environment for your beloved fish. Keep your water quality in check and ensure the well-being of your aquatic companions with NT Labs.
NT Labs Broad PH Test Kit
NT Labs Broad PH Test Kit
NT Labs Broad pH Test Kit – Precision for Your Pond’s pH Balance
Understanding pH: The NT Labs Broad Range pH Test Kit is specially designed for testing water within the pH range of 6 – 9, covering the pH spectrum commonly observed in ponds. With enhanced precision offering 0.5 unit determination, this test ensures accurate monitoring of your pond’s pH levels.
Correct pH Level: While there is no universally correct pH level, different fish species have their preferred pH ranges. Generally, the ideal pH value falls between 7 and 8, but it’s essential to consider the specific requirements of the fish you own. Always inquire about the preferred water conditions when purchasing fish from your local aquatic retailer.
What to Do if the pH Level is Off:
- If adjustments are necessary, make changes slowly to avoid shocking the fish. Limit pH adjustments to no more than 0.5 units every 2 days.
- Conduct substantial water changes if your tap water has a suitable pH to correct dangerous pH levels.
- Check the KH (carbonate hardness) of the pond. Use pH adjusters like KH – Buffer Up to raise pH caused by soft or aged water.
- For fish in soft, acid water, consider using bogwood to gently lower the pH and soften the water.
How to Use:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5ml water sample into the test tube.
- Add 5 drops of the pH reagent, replace the test tube cap, and shake thoroughly.
- Compare the colour of your sample to the provided colour scale for an accurate pH reading.
Maintain the optimal pH balance in your pond with the NT Labs Broad pH Test Kit. With improved precision and a broad testing range, this kit empowers you to create the perfect environment for your fish. Trust NT Labs for reliable water testing solutions, ensuring the health and happiness of your aquatic companions.
NT Labs Hardness Test Kit
NT Labs Hardness Test Kit
NT Labs Hardness Test Kit – Comprehensive Monitoring for Your Pond’s Water Quality
Understanding KH (Carbonate Hardness): KH, also known as “total alkalinity” or “carbonate hardness,” measures the buffering capacity of your pond water. This capacity indicates how well the water can resist changes in pH.
What is the Correct KH Level? Maintain a minimum KH level of 4 dKH at all times, with a more desirable range between 6 and 8 dKH. This test kit measures KH in dKH, where one dKH equals 17.8 ppm as CaCO3.
What to Do if the KH Level is Wrong:
- Check the KH level of your tap water. Regular water changes are sufficient if the tap water KH is above 6 dKH.
- If tap water KH is below 6 dKH, use a KH buffer like KH – Buffer Up to maintain a suitable level in your pond.
How to Use the KH Test:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml water sample into the test tube.
- Add one drop of the KH reagent, mix, and observe the pale blue colour.
- Continue adding drops, one by one, mixing between drops until the colour changes from blue to yellow.
- The number of drops needed for the colour change equals the KH value in dKH.
Understanding GH (General Hardness): GH measures the total minerals dissolved in water, with water hardness ranging from ‘soft’ to ‘hard’ based on mineral content. Hard water can lead to limescale build-up.
What is the Correct GH Level? For pond fish, the ideal GH level is between 8 and 12 dGH. This test kit measures GH in dGH, where one degree equals 17.8 ppm as CaCO3.
What to Do if the GH Level is Wrong:
- Test the GH of your tap water. If too hard, consider using alternative water sources like reverse osmosis water to lower GH.
- In ponds, where rainwater may lower GH over time, use GH & Minerals Up to boost GH to a suitable level.
How to Use the GH Test:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml water sample into the test tube.
- Add two drops of GH A reagent, mix, and observe the dark pink colour.
- Add one drop at a time of GH B reagent, counting the drops between mixing until the solution changes from pink to blue.
- The number of drops needed for the colour change equals the GH value in dGH.
Maintain the balance of KH and GH in your pond with NT Labs Hardness Test Kit, ensuring optimal water quality and a healthy environment for your fish. Trust NT Labs for precise water testing solutions.
NT Labs Nitrate Test Kit
NT Labs Nitrate Test Kit
NT Labs Nitrate Test – Monitoring Your Pond’s Nitrate Levels for a Balanced Environment
Understanding Nitrate: Nitrate is a by-product of beneficial bacteria breaking down fish waste products (ammonia and nitrite) in water and filters. While not typically toxic to fish, excessively high nitrate levels (>100mg/l) can lead to growth issues.
What is the Correct Nitrate Level? The ideal nitrate level depends on factors like tap water quality, fish population, and feeding habits. Although nitrate is not typically harmful, high levels can promote algal growth. Ideally, a nitrate level of zero signifies a balance between fish waste and nutrient absorption by plant life, including algae.
What to Do if the Nitrate Level is Wrong: Maintaining a constant zero nitrate level can be challenging. Regular water changes are key to diluting nitrate build up. Pay attention to your tap water’s nitrate level, as it contributes to the overall pond nitrate.
How to Use the Nitrate Test:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml water sample into the test tube.
- In well-lit conditions, turn Nitrate-1 upside down and shake vigorously until there is no sediment on the bottom.
- Add 6 drops of Nitrate-1 and 6 drops of Nitrate-2. Replace the test tube cap and shake thoroughly.
- Wait for 10 minutes, then compare the sample colour to the provided colour scale. A colourless sample indicates zero nitrate, while any hint of pink signals nitrate presence.
Additional Information:
- The test kit reports concentration in terms of nitrogen (NO3-N) for compatibility with reported safe concentrations for fish and plants.
- If interested in the ionic concentration, multiply the result by 4.43 (NO3-N).
Trust NT Labs Nitrate Test to accurately measure nitrate levels, providing you with the information needed to maintain a balanced pond environment. Keep your fish and plants healthy by monitoring and managing nitrate levels effectively. Choose NT Labs for reliable water testing solutions.
NT Labs Nitrite Test Kit
NT Labs Nitrite Test Kit
NT Labs Nitrite Test – Safeguarding Your Aquarium Against Harmful Nitrite Levels
Understanding Nitrite: Nitrite is a by-product of beneficial filtration bacteria breaking down harmful ammonia excreted by fish. Although not as toxic as ammonia, nitrite poses a serious threat to fish health. It is invisible to the naked eye and is broken down into nitrate, which is less harmful to fish.
What is the Correct Nitrite Level? Zero tolerance for nitrite is crucial in aquariums. Maintain a level of zero mg/L (ppm) at all times to ensure the well-being of your fish.
What to Do if the Nitrite Level is Wrong:
- For 0.25 – 0.5 mg/l (ppm) of nitrite, add Filter Bugs.
- If nitrite levels exceed this range, conduct a substantial water change. Change 25% of the water volume for 1 mg/l (ppm) nitrite and 50% for higher levels.
- Zeolite can remove ammonia (and thus nitrite) from the water and can be recharged.
- If nitrite is detected, check other vital water quality parameters, especially pH and ammonia.
How to Use the Nitrite Test:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml water sample into the test tube.
- Add 5 drops of the Nitrite reagent.
- Replace the test tube cap and shake thoroughly.
- Wait for 2 minutes, then compare the color of the sample to the provided color scale. A colorless sample indicates zero nitrite, while any hint of pink signals the presence of nitrite in the water. Disregard any color forming after the two minutes.
Additional Information:
- The test kit reports concentration in terms of nitrogen (NO2-N) for compatibility with reported safe concentrations for fish and plants.
- If interested in the ionic concentration, multiply the result by 3.29 (NO2-N).
Trust NT Labs Nitrite Test to provide accurate measurements, allowing you to take prompt action against harmful nitrite levels. Keep your fish healthy and thriving by monitoring and managing nitrite effectively. Rely on NT Labs for reliable water testing solutions.
NT Labs Phosphate Test Kit
NT Labs Phosphate Test Kit
NT Labs Phosphate Test – Ensuring Optimal Phosphate Levels for a Healthy Aquatic Environment
Understanding Phosphate: Phosphate is a crucial nutrient found in fish food, aiding in growth, bone formation, and various biological processes. While essential for life, excess phosphate, not utilized by fish, can be excreted as waste or generated by the breakdown of organic matter. Elevated phosphate levels are often associated with the growth of nuisance algae, and while beneficial in small quantities, higher concentrations can disrupt the mineral balance within fish.
Why Test for Phosphate? Testing for phosphate is essential to monitor and control its concentration in the water, as increased levels contribute to nuisance algae growth. While low levels are generally safe for fish, monitoring phosphate prevents potential interference with the mineral balance in fish at higher concentrations.
What is the Correct Phosphate Level? The ideal phosphate concentration should be kept as close to zero as possible. Trace amounts between 0 and 0.25 mg/L PO4-P are sufficient for the healthy growth of higher plants.
What to Do if the Phosphate Level is Wrong:
- Regular partial water changes with dechlorinated tap water can help maintain low phosphate levels.
- Check the phosphate concentration in tap water to avoid accidental introduction.
- Use Duckweed Control, a liquid solution, to bind phosphate and prevent excessive levels.
How to Perform the Test:
- Ensure the test tube is clean.
- Collect a 5 ml sample of pond water into the test tube.
- Add 5 drops of the phosphate reagent, place the cap on the tube, and mix gently for a few seconds.
- Wait for 5 minutes for the test to develop.
- Remove the cap and look down through the test tube to determine the colour.
- Compare the colour to the provided colour chart to determine the phosphate concentration.
Maintain the optimal phosphate levels in your aquatic environment with NT Labs Phosphate Test. Regular monitoring and appropriate action will ensure a healthy and balanced ecosystem for your aquatic companions. Choose NT Labs for accurate and reliable water testing solutions.
NT Labs Pond Multi Test Kit
NT Labs Pond Multi Test Kit
NT Labs Pond Lab Multi-Test Kit – Simplifying Pond Water Testing for a Healthy Environment
Comprehensive Testing for Your Pond: The NT Labs Pond Lab Multi-Test Kit is your all-in-one solution for testing the key parameters in your pond. This kit combines up to 200 tests for six critical parameters: ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH, GH, and KH. With liquid drop tests from a dropper bottle, ensuring consistent drop sizes, and an integrated test tube rack, this kit makes water testing easy and reliable.
Easy-to-Use with Clear Instructions: Performing tests is straightforward – add your pond water to the test tube and count the number of drops needed. Full instructions are included, detailing optimum levels for each parameter and suggestions for corrections. The integrated test tube rack keeps everything organized, and colour-coded stickers label the test tubes and lids to prevent contamination. Pictorial instructions on the back of the box provide clarity from the start.
Reported Concentrations for Compatibility: This test kit reports concentrations in terms of nitrogen (NH3-N), (NO2-N), or (NO3-N), aligning with reported safe concentrations for fish and plants. For those interested in the ionic concentration of the measured parameter, simply multiply the result by 1.21 (NH3-N), 3.29 (NO2-N), or 4.43 (NO3-N).
Key Features:
- Combined tests for ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH, GH, and KH.
- Liquid drop tests with consistent drop sizes.
- Integrated test tube rack for organization.
- Clear instructions with optimum levels and correction suggestions.
- Colour-coded stickers for labelling to prevent contamination.
- Up to 200 tests in one kit.
Keep your pond water in optimal condition for your fish and plants with the NT Labs Pond Lab Multi-Test Kit. Simplify water testing, ensure accuracy, and maintain a healthy pond environment. Trust NT Labs for reliable water testing solutions.
NT Labs Pond Water Mini Test Kit
NT Labs Pond Water Mini Test Kit
NT Labs Pond Water Mini Test Kit – Compact Excellence for Essential Pond Water Testing
When to Use: For the conscientious pond keeper, the NT Labs Pond Water Mini Test Kit is your compact companion for ensuring excellent water quality. This mini kit is designed to test three crucial water parameters: pH, Nitrite, and Ammonia. Regular testing is essential to maintain the well-being of your fish and the overall health of your pond.
Understanding Ammonia: Ammonia, excreted by fish as a waste product, is extremely toxic. This kit helps you monitor ammonia levels, crucial for fish health, as it is broken down into less harmful nitrite by beneficial bacteria in the pond filter.
Understanding Nitrite: Nitrite is produced as beneficial bacteria break down harmful ammonia in the pond and filters. While less toxic than ammonia, elevated nitrite levels can still harm fish. Nitrite is further broken down into nitrate, which is less harmful to fish.
Understanding pH: The pH test in this kit measures the acidity or alkalinity of pond water on a scale from 0 to 14. It provides insights into whether your water is acidic, alkaline, or neutral. This information is vital for maintaining a suitable environment for aquatic life.
How to Perform the Tests: This mini kit includes a comprehensive instruction leaflet that guides you through each parameter, their optimal ranges, and recommended actions if readings are outside those ranges. It’s designed to be user-friendly, ensuring accurate and hassle-free testing.
Reported Concentrations for Compatibility: The test kit reports concentrations in terms of nitrogen (NH3-N) or (NO2-N), aligning with reported safe concentrations for fish and plants. If you’re interested in the ionic concentration of the measured parameter, simply multiply the result by 1.21 (NH3-N) or 3.29 (NO2-N).
Key Features:
- Compact design for testing pH, Nitrite, and Ammonia.
- Essential for maintaining excellent water quality in ponds.
- User-friendly instructions for accurate testing.
- Compatible concentrations for fish and plants.
Trust the NT Labs Pond Water Mini Test Kit for efficient and reliable testing of crucial parameters in your pond. Keep your fish and pond environment healthy with regular monitoring using this compact yet powerful kit. Choose NT Labs for precision in pond water testing.
Oase AquaActiv Quickstick 6 in 1
Oase AquaActiv Quickstick 6 in 1
The Oase AquaActiv Quickstick 6 in 1 Water Test Kit from Oase provides a quick and easy way to test for 6 of the most important water parameters in your pond environment.
Water quality is a crucial factor for the biological balance within a pond and the health of fish and other pond inhabitants. Consequently, from time to time it is recommended to check the water parameters and take corrective action if necessary. With Oase AquaActiv Quickstick 6 in 1 you can quickly and easily check six of the most important water values in just over a minute.
Unfortunately, these days tap water is not always suitable for fish and plants. For example, excessive nitrate or chlorine values in tap water are no longer rarities and can be harmful or disruptive to the pond Eco system. Thus from time to time you should also check your tap water that you use to fill your pond.
Oase AquaActiv Quickstick 6 in 1 Tests:
– Chlorine (CL2)
– pH
– Total hardness (GH)
– Carbonate hardness (KH)
– Nitrite (NO2)
– Nitrate (NO3)
Description :
- Fast and simple analysis of the 6 most important water values
- One minute is all it takes
- Easy to use
- Suitable for testing approximately 50 water samples (300 parameters)
- Tests for Chlorine, pH, Total Hardness, Carbonate Hardness, Nitrite and Nitrate
Instructions:
- Dip the test strip in the pond water for one second
- Shake off excess water
- Wait for one minute then compare against colour chart
Oase Professional Pond Test Kit
Oase Professional Pond Test Kit
The Oase Professional Pond Test Kit for water analysis determines the eight most important water parameters: the pH value, the water hardness, the carbonate hardness as well as the content of nitrogen dioxide, nitrate, chlorine, phosphate, ammonium and ammonia. The set includes high-quality measurement reagents, a durability control solution, laboratory-grade glass ampoules and water-repellent color charts. The interpretation aids for the measurement results facilitate the evaluation of the analysis, and the corresponding product recommendations provide possible treatment options.
Set Includes:
- pH value x 100 Tests
- Total Hardness (GH) x 100 Tests
- Carbonate Hardness (KH) x 100 Tests
- Ammonium/Ammonia (NH4/NH3) x 50 Tests
- Nitrite (N02) x 20 Tests
- Nitrate (NO3) x 20 Tests
- Phosphate (PO4) x 30 Tests
- Syringe, glass curvettes, colour charts and full instructions
PH600 PH Pen
PH600 PH Pen
This is a simple pen type meter supplied brand new in a plastic box complete with a calibration adjusting screw driver.
This test meter does require the sensor to be dipped in storage solution/water for 40mins prior to use, (as do all pH meters).
A pH meter is very different from a TDS/EC meter and does require the use of a storage solution to maintain the efficiency of the ph electrode that is in the tip of the device. Also it is important that the device is calibrated regularly with calibration solution. We do recommend that you calibrate your meter close to the range you wish to use it in, for most customers this will be at 7.0 pH, but it is pointless calibrating at 4.0 then wishing the meter to be accurate at 7.0 pH.
PH600 pen type/dip meter for testing the pH level of your aquarium water, your koi carp pond water, and of course those critical pH levels needed on hydroponic plant systems.
Detailed specification:
Range : 0.0 to 14.0 pH
Resolution: .1 pH
Accuracy: ±0.1 pH
Calibration: manual 1 point
Environment: 0 to 50°C / 32 to 122°F; max RH 95%
Battery type /life: 3 x 1.5v, alkaline / 700 hours of use
Dimensions / weight: 150 x 30 x 24 mm / 85 g
This is a simple pen type meter supplied brand new in a plastic box complete with a calibration adjusting screw driver.
This test meter does require the sensor to be dipped in storage solution/water for 40mins prior to use, (as do all pH meters).
Colombo Ammonia Pond Test Kit
Colombo Ammonia Pond Test Kit
Ammonia (NH3) is excreted by fish directly into the water, and is also released from the breakdown of solid waste and uneaten food. Ammonia is highly toxic to fish, but is usually removed from the water by the bacteria which live inside the filter.
The only way to know what the ammonia level is, is by testing the water with an Ammonia test kit. Regular testing, especially in new ponds, will prevent damage caused by ammonia poisoning.
Colombo Ammonia Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo KH Pond Test Kit
Colombo KH Test Kit
Colombo KH Test Kit will help you ensure the correct Carbonate Hardness (KH) is maintained in your pond.
For clear pond water and healthy fish and plants you need to monitor your KH and pH levels.
KH is a measurement for the total amount of dissolved carbonates in the pond water.
When the KH is too low the pH can fluctuate which is very harmful for the aquatic life.
Colombo KH Pond Test Kit contains 25 tests.
Colombo Nitrate Pond Test Kit
Colombo Nitrate Pond Test Kit
Colombo Nitrate Pond Test Kit (NO3), is produced from the breakdown of nitrite in the filter.
Nitrate is relatively harmless to freshwater fish, but its presence can indicate a deterioration in the aquarium environment, and high nitrate will encourage algal growth.
The only way to know what the nitrate level is, is by testing it with a Nitrate test kit.
Colombo Nitrate Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo Nitrite Pond Test Kit
Colombo Nitrite Pond Test Kit
Nitrite (NO2) is produced from the breakdown of ammonia in the filter. Nitrite is highly toxic to fish, but is usually removed from the water by the bacteria which live inside the filter. However, in new ponds and aquariums, or if the filter bacteria are damaged, the nitrite level may become toxic. The only way to know what the nitrite level is, is by testing the water with a Nitrite pond test kit
Colombo Nitrite Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo pH Pond Test Kit
Colombo pH pond test kit
Colombo pH pond test kit, pH is a measure of how acidic your pond water is. Fish do not like fluctuating pH levels, and some need to be kept at specific pH levels.
The only way to determine the pH of the water is with a Test kit
The only way to know what the Ph level is, is by testing the water with an Ph test kit. Regular testing, especially in new ponds, will prevent damage caused by low pH.
Colombo pH Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo Phosphate Pond Test Kit
Colombo Phosphate Pond Test Kit
Colombo phosphate pond test kit, Phosphate is a major nutrient for all plants but too much can also result in excessive algae growth.
The Colombo Phosphate Pond Test kit allows you to analyse the phosphate level in your pond.
Colombo Phosphate Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo Pond GH Test Kit
Colombo Pond GH Test Kit
Colombo Pond GH Test Kit accurately measures general hardness in aquarium and pond water.
Regular testing of your pond water quality will help ensure optimum health of your fish.
The only way to know what the GH level is, is by testing the water with a GH test kit. Regular testing, especially in new ponds, will prevent damage caused by low GH.
Colombo GH Pond Test Kit contains 40 tests.
Colombo Pond Test Lab Professional
Colombo Pond Test Lab Professional
This Colombo Pond Test Lab Professional will test for the six main water parameters: pH, GH, KH, NO2, NO3, & NH3.
The Kit included test tubes, instruction card and record form which make water testing very easy.
Colombo Water Test Kits come with convenient plastic case for ideal safe storage.
You can also use the Colombo test strips for quick indications.
Colombo Test Lab includes:
- pH – Acidity (40 tests)
- KH – Carbonate Hardness (25 tests)
- GH – General Hardness (40 tests)
- NH3 – Ammonia (40 tests)
- NO2 – Nitrite (40 tests)
- NO3 – Nitrate (40 tests)
- PO4 – Phosphate (40 tests)
eXact iDip 570 Photometer
eXact iDip 570 Photometer
The new and exciting eXact iDip 570 photometer harnesses the power of smart devices and the simplicity of design to efficiently handle regular and complex water testing. The smart phone app is designed to work seamlessly with the waterproofed handheld unit with parameter information, data storage and GPS tracking included. Results are quickly available and exact. The eXact iDip 570 photometer is manufactured using the highest quality standards, capable of running over 19 water quality tests, uses simple AAA batteries.
The latest technology in digital water testing allows customers to transfer their water testing results straight to a smart phone using a personalised app. From there they can be stored, emailed and categorised by location or customers.
iDip Ammonia Test Strips & Reagent
iDip Ammonia Test Strips & Reagent
These are the replacement Ammonia Test Strips and Reagent for the Aqua Source eXact iDip 570nm.
Bottle of 25 Ammonia (NH) test strips AND reagent for use with eXact series photometers to test for the presence of Ammonia (NH) in water.
Please Note:
This product can only be used with eXact iDip and can not to be used on a standalone basis.
- Ammonia Test Strips & Reagent for Exact Idip 570nm
- 25 Tests
iDip Nitrate Test Strips
iDip Nitrate Test Strips
Nitrate reagent for our handy water quality tester. Bottle of 50 nitrate (NO3) test strips for use with eXact series photometers to test for the presence of nitrate in water.
Please note: To be used Reagent for: eXact iDip (0.25 – 32 ppm fresh water; 4 – 100 ppm marine water); with eXact iDip 570 (3 – 200 ppm fresh water; 3 – 100 ppm marine water) and eXact Micro 20 W/ Bluetooth (0.1 – 45 ppm).
- Not to be used as a standalone water test.
- No of Tests: 50