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Imagitarium Calcium Test Kit
Description
Testing your aquarium's water is fast and simple with Imagitarium Calcium Test Kit. This easy-to-use kit includes test solutions, instructions, test vial, and a color-coded chart to identify changes in calcium levels from 20 to 520 ppm. Calcium in reef aquariums can fluctuate due to absorption by corals and invertebrates. Keep in mind that carbonate hardness (KH or alkalinity) is necessary for coral growth. Many reef inhabitants depend on the combination of calcium, carbonate and bicarbonate to build skeletal structure by absorbing these elements from saltwater. Use high-quality saltwater in small, more frequent changes to help replenish calcium levels. Testing water parameters on a regular basis is important to understand the health of the environment.
- - Calcium Test Kit from Imagitarium
- - Easy-to-use kit
- - Includes test vials & color-coded chart
- - Looking for more? Imagitarium has an extensive line of water treatments and testing kits to help improve water quality and keep aquatic life healthy and happy
Specifications
| SKU | 3769405 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4.5 OZ |
Item Dimensions
| Height | 4 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 2.75 IN |
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Accurate Enough
Jose
Yes, I recommend this product.
Consistently Accurate Readings and Easy to use
kittylover234
Yes, I recommend this product.
Happy fish, happy life
catmoma
Yes, I recommend this product.
Easy kit
NutMeg
Yes, I recommend this product.
Calcium test
Lauren
Yes, I recommend this product.
Too simple that it’s confusing.
D.Howard
No, I do not recommend this product.
Great!
Hulk
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The Calcium Test Kit was a success!
Sammy
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Hello! I was wondering if you could help me out. The internet doesn’t help out to much and the bottle of the test strips doesn’t tell me the ideal amount some of these should be at. So if you could help me out here I would really appreciate it. And please tell me the amount it should be at and if it isn’t ideal how to improve it please and thank you. GH• (General Hardness) 30 KH• (Carbonate Hardness) 40 pH• 7.0/7.5 NO2• 0 NO3• 0 I am testing the tank for a betta if that makes it vary.
Hello! Things didn’t go so well with cichlids and I only have one remaining which I moved to a different tank. The 45 is now empty and the others besides one blue African cichlid has died. I did water tests and most came out fine except the Carbonate hardness which was at a 40. (That’s bad as far as I know if you could clarify that would be great) but I have a goldfish that would do great in there but I’m very attached and I don’t want anything to happen to him as well any idea of what I can do?
I just got my fish and she isnt in her tank yet but my water test strips says only my alkalinity is high and that my ph and everything else is good is it safe to put her in the tank or how can we lower it
Hi, I just tested my betta tanks water & his ph is good sitting at 7.5. But my alkalinity & water hardness are both very high at 720 ppm (alkalinity) & 300 ppm (hardness). i’m just curious if i should be concerned since my ph is normal
Hello i have a fish tank 45l with 11 fishes in it (Shubunkin , opaline gourami , honey gourami , trichogaster etc) . i added the fish a week ago and tested the water and it was fine.today i see that 2 of my Scalars aren't eating like everyone else , so i tested the water . Everything was fine except for Nitrite levels that was 3.0 - 5.0 ppm. I changed 25 % of the water and added Easy Life Filter Medium and after some hours i tested again the water quality and it was the same I also added salt
Is it necessary to test the Ph levels and all the other things for the fish tank water?
Hi, I have a 48 litre tank with 6 platies and two red spotted snails, I also had a black corydora catfish he was fine lastnight but was dead at the bottom of the tank this morning, now one of my snails hasn’t come out or moved in 4 days I have tried the tests online to see if he is dead but I am still unsure if he is just sick or shy, is there anything you would recommend,thanks.(I have removed him into his own tank just in case.)
Only a week ago I transferred my two red eared sliders to a preformed pond enclosure, cleaned the filter, added common goldfish from the pet store to the water -- Not adding the water they came in into the pond obviously. I noticed both had a dull white smudge/blotch on their plastron and tiny white hard bumps on their carapace, and I can't manage to pick them off. No dents or bad smells, clear eyes, clean water. Same diet besides one night of goldfish binging. Could they be calcium deposits?
We are new to having aquariums, we really didn't realize so many things played a factor with the water. We currently have a 10 gallon tank but want to increase to a 29 gallon tank. We currently buy gallons of water but with the 29 gallon tank we really don't want to have to do that. We have well water with a salt filter. My levels from to tap was nitrate 10, nitrite 0, hardness 0, chlorine 0, alk 100, ph 7.. is my tap water safe even with the salt filter.
Currently I am using calcium sand. It doesn’t seem to be effecting Ash at all. Should I continue to use the sand or get something else such as eco earth?
hi I bought the imagitarium fresh water uv purified water for my betta,s. Is this good water for them and does it have the nutrients they need? thank you
We’ve recently bought a pet snail and I’m wondering if we should put calcium rich sand on the bottom of the tank we have some made for hermit crabs and I feel as though he shouldn’t be submerged in water all the time so should I put some down or is he fine? I’m unsure of what type of snail he is but the person at the shop said he was a cold water snail I think