Saltwater Aquarium Water Testing
As discussed before the testing of our saltwater in our aquarium is a must for all. When we first set up the aquarium we need to test the water every day to monitor the balance.
Water chemistry continually changes with the adding of more fishes. So for several week after adding our fish we must test the water.
Use quality testing equipments or kits to monitor your Aquarium water parameters. Keep and write down your results for reference in future.
If you notice any dramatic change since you last tested the water, action may be required.
See the following:
- If the pH is too low, conduct a water change. See Acid and pH page for more information on how to raise the pH again.
- If the ammonia, nitrite or nitrate is too high, conduct water change. see how the saltwater aquarium nitrogen cycle works to understand more..
- If carbonate hardness is too low, again, conduct water change and refer to Hardness and Alkalinity page.
- If your salinity or specific gravity in your aquarium is too high or too low, adjust it accordingly.
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Complete guide to maintenance and care of your saltwater aquarium
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