KH Pro Test Kit
SKU B849071
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- Ships Australia-wide — fast dispatch from Eastwood
- Or collect in store with the rest of your order
- Genuine stock — marine specialists since 2012
About
With easy to follow directions, and consistent results, the Red Sea Alkalinity test kit can always be found in our testing closet. The titration is made even easier with the included syringe holder that makes much easier and quicker than almost all other test kits.
Healthy coral growth depends on providing a proper balance of Calcium, Alkalinity and Magnesium. Red Sea Alkalinity Pro Test Kit accurately measures alkalintiy levels.
KH/Alkalinity Kit includes:
- 75 tests
- Analytical grade glass vials
- Easy-to-use, high precision Titrator
- Affordable reagent refills
Red Sea produces a line of kits they call the Reef Foundation kits including Calcium, Alkalinity and Magnesium. Providing a balance of these elements promotes proper coral health and growth.
Red Sea Alkalinity Pro Test Kit Includes:
- 75 tests
- Accuracy: ±0.025 ppm
- Range: ∞
- Test Type: Titrator
- Affordable reagent refills
A successful coral reef aquarium depends on how well you maintain the water parameters which are the key to a stable coral environment. All of the elements found in natural seawater play a role in providing optimal water parameters, but some are more significant than others. These elements, the foundation of the reef environment, include the three major elements: Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg) and Carbonates (CO3). All three have a major effect on water chemistry (pH stability, Alkalinity, ionic strength) and on many of the coral’s biological processes (skeleton formation, ions exchange, photosynthesis).
The foundation elements complement each other in the formation of coral skeleton. If not balanced correctly one of the elements will quickly limit healthy coral growth. Using Red Sea test kits will allow you to accurately measure these levels and guide you on your path to reefing success.
