Re: Test kits

["Vern Wensley" <vernwen@home.com>]

Stan buy yourself a ph monitor.You can get them in the US mail order for
under $100.I paid $150 Canadian for mine,but the price is well worth it.I
set the monitor in a convenient spot and move the probe from tank to
tank.There are various brands,mine is Pinpoint.If you look at some
hydroponics stores you might be able to get one that reads conductivity
also.Monitors are fairly expensive,but when you need to know the exact ph
they cant be beat.
Vern
-----Original Message-----
From: Stan Jamrog <fireman@shaysnet.com>
To: apistogramma mailing list <apisto@admin.listbox.com>
Date: October 9, 1999 5:43 PM
Subject: Test kits


>Ok.  I have been keeping dwarfs and apistos for some time now.  My test
>kit, however, cannot tell me much about the ph, as it goes from 5.0 to
>6.0.  Frustrating, as all this tells me is that my water is under 6.0.
>I need a good reliable way to tell what the ph is, so that I can keep
>the water stable.
>   So the question is:  What do you use for test kits?
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