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* | Convenient test strips for fresh or saltwater aquariums |
* | Fast and easy way to test vital aquarium water parameters |
* | Maintain aquarium water quality through simple routine tests |
Testing aquarium water quality is as easy as "Dip and Read!" Tetra EasyStrips Aquarium Test Strips prove accurate testing doesn't have to be time-consuming or difficult. Medical and scientific quality test strips eliminate the need for glass tubes and complicated mixing of chemicals. Enjoy easy-to-read, color-coded results within seconds. All EasyStrips can be used in fresh or saltwater aquariums to help you maintain ideal conditions for your aquarium inhabitants.
6-in-1 Aquarium Test Strips measure chlorine, nitrite, nitrate, alkalinity, hardness, and pH in a single dip with results in 60 seconds.
Why Do You Need Tetra EasyStrips?
Testing your salt or freshwater aquarium's water can't get any easier. Save time and money with a simple dip in the water to read multiple parameters with easy-to-read, color-coded results. Testing aquarium water parameters on a regular basis provides important information regarding the "health" of your aquarium water. Healthy aquarium water means healthy aquarium inhabitants.
Instructions
6-in-1 Aquarium Test Strips
- Remove one test strip from bottle and replace cap tightly.
- Hold strip at end with no pads. Dip strip into aquarium water for one second.
- Do not shake excess water from strip.
- Hold strip level for 60 seconds. Compare test strip colors to scale on bottle.
Important: Tightly cap bottle between use. Store at room temperature. Do not expose to moisture. Do not remove desiccant from bottle or test result may not be accurate over time.
Test Guidelines | |
Test For | When... |
Ammonia | Setting up an aquarium or making water changes Tap water contains chloramines Fish breathe rapidly, dart around tank Fish stop eating or die without visible symptoms |
Nitrate | Fish appear stressed Algae grows in tank |
Nitrite | Ammonia is present Fish activity slows Fish stop eating |
Hardness and Alkalinity |
When setting up tank or making water changes To maintain desired pH To establish preferred water conditions for fish and plants |
Chlorine | Setting up aquarium or making water changes Fish appear stressed Fish die without visible symptoms |
pH | Setting up aquarium or making water changes Fish's gills or skin are discolored Fish shake or appear stressed |