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Imagitarium Test Strips
Description
The Imagitarium Test Strips make testing your tank's pH, alkalinity, hardness, nitrites, and nitrates a breeze. Healthy water means healthy aquarium inhabitants and these strips provide a fast, highly accurate method of ensuring your aquatic pet s wellness.
- - Test Strips from Imagitarium
- - For freshwater systems
- - Comes with accurate, easy-to-read charts
- - Includes tests for pH, alkalinity, hardness, nitrites, and nitrates
Specifications
| SKU | 2728521 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
Additional Features
| Size | Standard |
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Works good
Ann28
No, I do not recommend this product.
Works good
Ann28
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Colors bleed together.
Zombiez
No, I do not recommend this product.
Colors bleed together.
Zombiez
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Don't freak out.
joseph26
No, I do not recommend this product.
Don't freak out.
joseph26
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Poodew
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Questions
Does this product test for ammonia levels?
- Hi Light14, This does not test for ammonia levels. Thanks,
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My PH level reads good btw 7.0-7.5 but the alkalinity is at its highest. This makes no sense because a ph of 7.2 at least should not read a alkalinity of 720 . Help me understand please anyone ??
- Hi Momo1700, We recommend reaching out to your local Petco store and speaking to an aquatics specialist. Thanks,
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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.
When testing dog glucose I am short one strip to complete the 12
Is it necessary to test the Ph levels and all the other things for the fish tank water?
I believe my 50 lbs. 1yr. old bulldog has a u.t.i. due to long use of predinisone. Anyway, I just received ph test strips. What range would let me know if it is u.t.i.? The strips ph range are 5.5-8.0, There were no other instructions in the pack.
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
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
how do I change the ammonia, nitrates in my aquiarium
I’m trying to cycle a 10 gal fish tank. I have been adding your biological booster for a month now and nothing is happening. The ammonia is holding steady at .5 ppm and I’m not seeing any nitrites. Is there a way I can test to see if there are actually live bacteria in the booster. I’ve checked everything else I can think of.
Hi, We just did the Petnostics test for our dog Stella and below you will find the results. My concern is sometimes the amount of water she consumes. She can easily drink entire bowl quick. Stella - 07/28/2018 Bilirubin - Large (+++) Blood - Negative (0 ca cells/µL) Glucose - Trace (5 mmol/L) Ketone - Small (+) (1.5 mmol/L) Leukocytes - Trace (15 ca cells/µL) Nitrite - Positive (+) pH - 6.0 Protein - Small (+) (0.3 g/L) Specific Gravity - 1.05 Urobilinogen - 0.2 (3.2 µmol/L)
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
Have 60 gal tank with 2 largish Ryukin goldfish, doing well together in this tank for several months. I added 3 times different smaller Ryukin from different sources, acclimated by floating bag method, put in the tank with the larger Ryukin. All new fish died within 3-5 days, w/ signs of swim bladder problem - not remaining upright, then dies. Water tests all zeros, using Safe, API proper ph 7.5 & bacteria. Temp 78. Tank cleaned often.. Eat soaked Hikari sinking mini pellets, peas. Ideas?
I just got home from PetSmart to have my water tested and they said it was safe to transfer my fish into my new 29g with better filtration. But when I put them in there, I noticed they have red/lilac gills, signs of ammonia poisoning, and I'm thinking it's from my old 10g with poor filtration, but how can I be sure?