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Seachem Iodine & Iodide Test Kits

Saltwater Aquarium Test Kits are essential for measuring and maintaining proper water parameters. Perform routine tests to monitor aquarium conditions and to prevent any potential problems. Choose from our selection of quality saltwater aquarium test kits for convenient routine testing essential for healthy aquar... Read more

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Salifert Silicate Test Kit

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ELOS AquaTest NH4 Ammonia/Ammonium Test Kit

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ELOS AquaTest NO2 Nitrite Test Kit

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Salifert Calcium Profi Test Kit

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Salifert Nitrate Test Kit

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Seachem Reef Status Calcium Test Kit

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Do Master Test Kits have a shelf life?

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Thank you for your question. Yes they do.

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Can I reuse live rock from a failed salt tank.

I have a 75gal salt tank that recently was subjected to a long power outage. Consequently, I lost all living organisms (including fish.) My question is: Can I reuse the live rock? Also, I plan to add more Fiji to increase the base foundation. Will it be okay to cure the new rock with the old (assuming I can reuse the old?) Finally, I recently perfomed water quaity test in the display tank and found the following Please advise:)
Phosphate- .5ppm
Nitrite- 0 ppm
Nitrate- 0ppm
Ammonia- 0ppm
PH- 8.5

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2 years, 7 months ago

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Thank you for your question. You may use the live rock. If your live rock as been submersed the whole time, you may have living organisms in the rock that may be affected by the ammonia spike that it likely to come from curing the new Fiji rock. If this is the case, we would recommend curing the new rock separately.

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Can you still use live rock that has been dry and will it grow anything if you do

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Thank you for your question. Please contact our Customer Service Department at 1-800-381-7179 or email Customerservice@DrsFosterSmith.com as more information is needed to better answer your question.

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