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Lowering Nitrate Levels


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Hi All:

My tank's nitrate level is now at a high of about 100mg/l as tested on the tetrakits.

Read about the product called NitrateMinus by TetraAqua (picture shown below). Any idea where this product is available and it's price?

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Alternatively, any other means I can lower my nitrate levels besides doing the water change thingy?

Any inputs would be greatly appreciated! TIA! :)

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Read about the product called NitrateMinus by TetraAqua (picture shown below). Any idea where this product is available and it's price?

used it before, but don't think is effective, although some bro claims it to be good. you can get if from L35 Pasis Ris....i think its under S$10

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az-no3 ??

ya as suggested , i think wayter change is still the best ... that thing dun work for mi and i am very doubtful of tetra testkit haha

i think the long term as what bro bwilly advice mi will be better ,

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oh ya as for chemical i think u need to have a gd skimmer working too ,...

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Jus test nitrate in one of my 2ftr marine tank... As normal , the regent shows the colur in red which is way over the acceptable limit...i kept all the items left in the box.However i did not dispose the liquid away.....

After i came back jus now after a few hours, i noticed i had left the test kit bottle with the solution inside.and GUESS WAT!?

the colour change to yellow....and to thnk i assume it did not work...?? or am i wrong....

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Yes titration are used in wet chemistry lab to do quantitation, but none of the single indicator or indicator blend that I know of can give good result in analysis at ppm level. Good result means repeatable and accurate. Imagine this is even difficult or even impossible to achieve in a laboratory, let alone in our homes. Btw I work in a lab.

At present, wet titration is considered as primitive and have very limited accruracy, let alone our test kit that don't even use a burette.

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