In the sn method thread, its mentioned that the nitrate test has an additive to convert nitrite into nitrate. You should be only looking at the nitrite result and see if it closely matches 10 and not 5 (assuming your test strip is the same as standard)
Post pics of the results we'll help you out
In the sn method thread, its mentioned that the nitrate test has an additive to convert nitrite into nitrate. You should be only looking at the nitrite result and see if it closely matches 10 and not 5 (assuming your test strip is the same as standard)
Post pics of the results we'll help you out
Nitrate is one on top
So both highest, I have it in the containers they came but not in the driest place.. sort of basement it's clumpy but that was how it came also. Don't have anti caking in it
Oh the 10 indicator is there. Its very close to 10 , only slightly orange but that's normal since colors dont exactly match in real life. So you followed the dilution steps and the instructions on the test strip carefully? Its very close to 10
Received my SN in the mail yesterday and did an aquarium test immediately after. Can anyone who knows about this stuff please tell me if my SN is pure after looking at my test? Nitrate is the one under the blue one and Nitrite is the one just beneath. One thing I feel I should note is that it...
In the sn method thread, its mentioned that the nitrate test has an additive to convert nitrite into nitrate. You should be only looking at the nitrite result and see if it closely matches 10 and not 5 (assuming your test strip is the same as standard)
Post pics of the results we'll help you out
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