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Tropic Marin No2/No3-Test professional

Tropic Marin No2/No3-Test professional

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Description

Tropic-Marin NO2/NO3 Pro - nitrite/nitrate test professional for fresh and saltwater aquariums

 

·       Measurement range for nitrite: 0 - 1.0 mg/l (ppm) 

·       Measurement range for nitrate: 0 - 20 mg/l (ppm) 

·       Accuracy for nitrite: 0.002 mg/l (ppm) 

·       Accuracy for nitrate: 0.05 mg/l (ppm)

 

About nitrite and nitrate

Nitrate ions (NO3–) are formed from ammonium (NH4+) as the end product of the nitrification process. Nitrite (NO2–), which is highly toxic to freshwater species in particular, is produced in the first stage of the bacterial process.If the nitrification process works, nitrite is converted to the comparatively non-toxic nitrate in the second stage. Increased levels of nitrite above 0.05mg/l (ppm) are usually found in tanks that are in their maturation phase or in tanks with nitrate filters. 

Nitrate affects the quality of the water in the aquarium: Higher concentrations of nitrate in saltwater aquariums will end up inhibiting the growth of delicate coral. An algal bloom is often the result of a high nitrate level in an aquarium. Some reef aquariums have ultra-low nutrient conditions – nitrate shortages can occur in cases such as these. Therefore, the nitrate concentration in the aquarium water should be tested regularly. 

 

It is advisable to keep the nitrate concentration in freshwater aquariums below 50mg/l (ppm), whereas the concentration should not exceed 20 mg/l (ppm) in saltwater applications. When nurturing hard coral, the aim is to keep the nitrate concentration below 10 mg/l (ppm). Lower limits for nitrate depend on the general conditions in the aquarium.

 

Contents of package

 

·       50ml/1.69 fl.oz. of reagent A

·       20ml/0.68 fl.oz. of reagent B

·       10ml/0.34 fl.oz. of reagent C

·       5ml/0.17 fl.oz. of reference solution “Standard”

·       1glass cuvette 20 ml

·       1dosing syringe 20 ml

·       1dosing syringe 1 ml with dropper tip

·       2colour cards

·       1 comparator

·       1 instructions for use

 

How to correct unfavourable values

If the nitrite and/or nitrate concentration in the water is too high, we recommend:

assessing and, where necessary, reducing the feeding quantities or enriching the food with Tropic Marin® LIPOVIT / LIPO-GARLIC;

assessing and, where necessary, regulating the stocking rate;

using Tropic Marin® PRO-CORAL ORGANIC, NP-BACTO-BALANCENP-BACTO-PELLETS or other products to reduce the nutritional level in the medium term;

exchanging a proportion of the water on a regular basis.

 

 

 

 


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