city farmers price match everything so i don't mind shopping in there. As for testing water... can't say i do. A friend once asked me about my water parameters and i couldn't tell him anything other than my water looks clean hahaha. He bought around his master test kit and tested 5-6 of my tanks and said they were all fine. In my personal experience test kits are just a waste of money if you keep up with water changes, filter and gravel cleans, then you should have no problem. Just chuck wood in the tank for american fish and limestone for africans. I'm no expert though this is just my own experience.
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Test Kits For Beginners?
Started by emille, Apr 17 2013 08:25 AM
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Aulonocarafreak
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Posted 16 November 2013 - 07:12 PM
API Master kit is good value for money! Considering you would pay aro $25/28 bucks for each test separetely. I personally use it and it's excellent. You get test for Ammonia, nitrates, nitrites, pH low range and high range.
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