Description
API Pond Wide Range pH Test Kit – Essential Water Balance (160 Tests)
Take the guesswork out of your water chemistry with the API Pond Wide Range pH Test Kit. Maintaining the correct pH is vital for the health of your fish and the effectiveness of your biological filter. This kit allows backyard pond owners to quickly and accurately measure pH levels, ensuring your aquatic ecosystem remains stable and safe year-round.
Why pH Balance Matters
Drastic shifts in pH can stress fish, damage their protective slime coat, and even lead to fatalities. Factors like heavy rain, organic debris, and evaporation can cause pH levels to fluctuate. This "Wide Range" kit is specifically designed to handle the broad spectrum of conditions found in outdoor ponds, making it a more versatile choice for backyard water features.
Key Features
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Wide Testing Spectrum: Measures pH levels from 5.0 to 9.0, covering everything from acidic to alkaline conditions.
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Safe for Backyard Use: A straightforward, easy-to-handle kit that is perfect for DIY pond enthusiasts looking for a reliable way to protect their fish.
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Superior Accuracy: Liquid reagent testing provides a more precise reading than paper strips, helping you catch "pH crashes" before they affect your pond life.
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Long-Lasting Value: Provides enough solution for 160 tests, offering a full season of reliable monitoring in one affordable package.
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Complete Kit: Includes a glass test tube with a stay-tight cap, 1 bottle of pH reagent, and an easy-to-read color chart.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
| Brand | API Pond |
| Testing Range | 5.0 – 9.0 |
| Number of Tests | 160 |
| Application | Freshwater Ponds, Koi Ponds, & Water Gardens |
| Test Type | Liquid Reagent (Colorimetric) |
Simple Step-by-Step Instructions
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Fill the provided test tube with 5 ml of pond water.
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Add 5 drops of Wide Range pH Test Solution.
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Cap and shake the tube gently to mix the solution thoroughly.
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Compare the color of the water to the included chart to determine your pH level instantly.
Pro Tip: For the most consistent results, test your pond water at the same time each day (preferably in the afternoon), as pH levels naturally fluctuate between sunrise and sunset.
