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Master Liquid Test Kit

The long-term health and beauty of your pond depends on maintaining good water quality. It is not possible, however, to know the condition of pond water without testing it.

Ammonia, for example, is colorless and has no odor but is highly poisonous to pond fish. Ammonia can only be detected with a test kit. PondCareŽ test kits provide the pond keeper with an easy way to monitor water quality.

Master Liquid Test Kit Price:

$31.00

The Master Liquid Test Kit Includes:

  • The Wide Range pH Test
  • The Ammonia Test
  • The Nitrite Test
  • The Salt Level Test
  • Instructional booklet, complete with information on water testing
  • Water resistant, computer calibrated color charts
  • Test solution bottles for four freshwater tests
  • Four glass test tubes with snap-tight caps in holders

A complete kit for testing pond water!  Fast, easy and accurate!

Test, don't guess: early detection means early correction!

Fast | Easy | Accurate

The Pond Care Master Liquid Test Kit provides information on how to perform each test, how often to perform the tests, what the test results mean, and how to correct any unsafe water conditions that may be detected.

Water Variables That Can Be Tested

pH

All fish thrive at a particular pH level. pH can fluctuate due to fish waste, tap water and build-up of natural acids. This kit allows you to easily and accurately measure the pH level and maintain a healthy pond for your fish.

Nitrite

Nitrite, a major cause of Fish death, is produced in the pond by the bacteria, Nitrosomonas when is eats Ammonia. Even low levels can affect the red blood cells of fish, reducing their ability to carry oxygen, thus causing suffocation and even death.

Ammonia

Ammonia, the number one killer of both saltwater and freshwater fish, is constantly being produced in the pond by fish, decomposing plants and uneaten fish food.

Sodium Chloride

Salt provides electrolytes. Too much salt can damage pond plants. A lack of salt results in electrolyte loss, poor gill function and low oxygen/high carbon dioxide levels in fish. Salt levels are not affected by water evaporation, but by water changes. Salt can also be used to combat Nitrite toxicity.

 

 

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