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API pH Up 4oz
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API Ammo Lock 4oz
×
API Saltwater Master Test Kit
×
API pH Down 4oz
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API Ammo Lock 8oz
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API Ammo Lock 1gal
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API 5-in-1 Aquarium Test Strips 25ct FW/SW
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API Reef Master Test Kit
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API pH Test Strips 25ct FW/SW
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API Marine Magnesium 16oz
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API pH Down Prof. Size 16oz
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API Replacement Test Tubes w/ Caps
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| Weight | 0.17 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 5 × 2.75 × 1.5 in |
“Ammonia is one of the most important parameters to monitor in aquariums because any amount can be toxic to livestock if it is not addressed right away. Ammonia is commonly elevated in new tanks while establishing the beneficial biological filter. High ammonia can also be present in established aquariums from lack of maintenance, overstocking, or when the bio filter has been interrupted by medication. Ammonia can reach lethal levels very rapidly, and should be tested immediately in the case of fish illness or death. Monitor ammonia levels closely when using any medications or treatments.
The ammonia level in any tank should ideally always be at 0 ppm. Symptoms for acute and chronic ammonia poisoning include: heavy breathing and gasping at surface; clamped fins; discoloration; increased occurrence of disease; death.”
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