100Pcs Aquarium Test Strips Fish Tank 7IN1 PH Water Test Strips Kit Freshwater

Description

What You Get:
100 Strips With Packing
Main Features
Did you face these problems about your pet fish—lethargic, sudden death, loss of appetite, loss of balance, even the water seemed to be clean? However,
the problems with the water are not visible to the naked eyes. That's why we need aquarium test strips to get a deep insight into the water.
Luxbird aquarium 7 in 1 test strips are designed for testing the water quality of aquariums and fish tanks. You can check the quality level of 7 kinds of parameters on one strip -- Hardness, Nitrate, Nitrite, Cl2, Total Alkalinity, Carbonate, and PH. With only 3 steps, you could clearly acknowledge the water quality and take preventive actions to provide an optimal environment for your pet fish.
Premium fiber paper, no leaking, no bleeding.
Only 3 steps, to get insightful knowledge about the water quality.
Easy to use, easy to store.
Note:
Do not touch or contaminate the test block on the test strip;
After each test strip is removed, tighten the bottle cap;
Read in natural light;
Do not use wet hands to take the test strips out of the bottle;
The shelf life of unopened test strips bottles is 2 years;
It is 3-6 months after disassembly, and the storage environment should not be damp and not exposed to the sun.
Use and Read
Put the aquarium test strips into the water for 2 seconds and remove them.
Level Hold
Hold the strip horizontally for 60 seconds.
Clear color chart, to check all parameters at one glance.
Precise Results
Compare with the color chart on the bottle to get an accurate value of the fish tank water.
Ideal for testing the water quality of aquariums, fish tanks, and ponds.
7 in 1 Aquarium test strips, 100 pieces, 100 times of testing
Nitrate: NO3 in concentrations greater than 50 mg/L is harmful to sensitive fish and additionally promotes algae growth. It will highly distress your fish and affect the growth of young fish.
Nitrite: NO2 in concentrations greater than 1 mg/L and if present for extended periods is harmful to your fish and could over time lead to the loss of your fish.
Chlorine: Chlorine may be present in tap water. It is harmful to fish, damaging their gills and skin, and must not be introduced to the aquarium.
Total Hardness: GH Favorable hardness values are not too high or too low, between 25 to 150 mg/L.
Total Alkalinity: 40-120 mg/L means OK.
Carbonate: Ideal range of Carbonate is between 40-120 mg/L.
pH: A pH value between 6.8 and 7.6 will be tolerated by most freshwater fish species. Ideal pH ranges are species-dependent.
On Jul 6, 2022 at 19:58:06 PDT, seller added the following information: