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Analysis
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Unwanted heavy metals | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Hg Mercury | Mercury | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Se Selenium | Selenium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Cd Cadmium | Cadmium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Sn Tin | Tin | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Sb Antimony | Antimony | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
As Arsenic | Arsenic | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Al Aluminium | Aluminium | 8.29 µg/l | 0 - 60 µg/l | |
Pb Lead | Lead | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Ti Titanium | Titanium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Cu Copper | Copper | 9.62 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
La Lanthanum | Lanthanum | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Sc Scandium | Scandium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
W Tungsten | Tungsten | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l |
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8.29 µg/l
0 - 60 µg/l
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9.62 µg/l
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Macro-Elements | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Na Sodium | Sodium | 12618.00 mg/l | 10000 - 11300 mg/l | |
Ca Calcium | Calcium | 489.00 mg/l | 415 - 520 mg/l | |
Mg Magnesium | Magnesium | 1565.00 mg/l | 1320 - 1500 mg/l | |
K Potassium | Potassium | 501.00 mg/l | 380 - 480 mg/l | |
Br Bromide | Bromide | 67.00 mg/l | 64 mg/l | |
B Boron | Boron | 5.94 mg/l | 4.5 mg/l | |
Sr Strontium | Strontium | 8.66 mg/l | 8 - 12 mg/l | |
S Sulphur | Sulphur | 1122.00 mg/l | 900 mg/l |
12618.00 mg/l
10000 - 11300 mg/l
489.00 mg/l
415 - 520 mg/l
1565.00 mg/l
1320 - 1500 mg/l
501.00 mg/l
380 - 480 mg/l
67.00 mg/l
64 mg/l
5.94 mg/l
4.5 mg/l
8.66 mg/l
8 - 12 mg/l
1122.00 mg/l
900 mg/l
Li-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Li Lithium | Lithium | 168.00 µg/l | 200 µg/l | |
Ni Nickel | Nickel | 10.00 µg/l | 5 µg/l | |
Mo Molybdenum | Molybdenum | 41.00 µg/l | 12 µg/l |
168.00 µg/l
200 µg/l
10.00 µg/l
5 µg/l
41.00 µg/l
12 µg/l
I-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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V Vanadium | Vanadium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 - 3 µg/l | |
Zn Zinc | Zinc | 188.00 µg/l | 0 - 5 µg/l | |
Mn Manganese | Manganese | 0.00 µg/l | 0 - 3 µg/l | |
I Iodine | Iodine | 201.00 µg/l | 30 - 90 µg/l |
0.00 µg/l
0 - 3 µg/l
188.00 µg/l
0 - 5 µg/l
0.00 µg/l
0 - 3 µg/l
201.00 µg/l
30 - 90 µg/l
Fe-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Cr Chromium | Chromium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Co Cobalt | Cobalt | 2.84 µg/l | 0 µg/l | |
Fe Iron | Iron | 17.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l |
0.00 µg/l
0 µg/l
2.84 µg/l
0 µg/l
17.00 µg/l
0 µg/l
Ba-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Ba Barium | Barium | 54.00 µg/l | 0 - 10 µg/l | |
Be Beryllium | Beryllium | 0.00 µg/l | 0 µg/l |
54.00 µg/l
0 - 10 µg/l
0.00 µg/l
0 µg/l
Si-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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Si Silicon | Silicon | 57.00 µg/l | 0 - 200 µg/l |
57.00 µg/l
0 - 200 µg/l
Nutrient-Group | Analysis | Setpoint | ||
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P Phosphorus | Phosphorus | 47.00 µg/l | 6 - 23 µg/l | |
PO4 Phosphate | Phosphate | 0.144 mg/l | 0.018 - 0.07 mg/l |
47.00 µg/l
6 - 23 µg/l
0.144 mg/l
0.018 - 0.07 mg/l
We detected elements in your water that can be harmful for your tank.
More information about each element is listed below.
To remedy this we recommend carrying out 6 x 15% water changes with NYOS salt or Red Sea Salt (blue bucket), spread over 6 weeks
Due to excessively high P/PO4 readings it has not been possible to accuratly test for Iodine
Lower P/PO4 value by using AL99 or ROWAphos phospate remover, then retest.
The analysis has found an elevated level of Copper in the aquarium.
This could be the result of fish medication.
For your chosen Habitat this is not of concern unless it reaches levels higher than 100ppb
Countermeasure: TRITON DETOX should be applied before the water changes.
Application DETOX: Take activated carbon and Phosphate media out of the system, add 3ml Detox / 100l of aquarium water. After 3 days, put on fresh activated carbon (Phosphate media can now also be introduced again), activated carbon should be changed after 7 days.
Your Iron levels are too high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in finding the source of error, we have listed them the most common sources of iron (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Metals near or in the aquarium (as rusty clamps or screws)
3. Iron based Phosphate remover (too much flow in reactor)
4. Low pH in the aquarium
Your Cobalt levels are dangerously high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed them the most common cobalt sources (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Metals near or in the aquarium (as rusty clamps or screws)
3. Contaminated salts
Your Zinc levels are too high.
Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of zinc (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Contaminated trace elements
2. Hand Cream applied before working in the aquarium
3. Contaminated salts
Your Molybdenum levels are too high. This can lead to severe bacterial growth (Cyano, etc.).
Check for possible contamination source. To assist you in finding the source of error, we have listed them the most common sources of molybdenum (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Food
3. Contaminated salts
Your Nickel levels are dangerously high.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed them the most common nickel sources (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. metals near or in the aquarium (as rusty clamps or screws)
3. Contaminated salts
Your Sulphur levels are slightly elevated.
Check for possible contamination source. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed the most common sources of sulphur (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. The salt used has possibly too high a sulphur value
2. Bacterial solutions
3. Food
4. Trace elements
Monitor with future ICP-OES tests.
Your Potassium levels are slightly elevated.
Check for sources of contamination. To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed the most common potassium sources (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Trace element overdose / contamination
2. Bacterial Products
3. Contaminated salts
To remedy this we recommend carrying out 6 x 15% water changes with NYOS salt or Red Sea Salt (blue bucket), spread over 6 weeks
Your Magnesium levels are slightly elevated.
Please check your magnesium test kit for accuracy.
High levels of Sodium are present in your system, this normally indicates that your salinity is too high, or if you are running 2 part Balling your system is out of balance.
Check salinity measuring equipment for accuracy and lower salinity and monitor.
We have detected copper in your aquarium, this can be a dangerous metal for reef aquariums. Please try to find the reason for the contamination.
To help you in your search for the source of error, we have listed them the most common sources of copper (sorted in descending order of frequency):
1. Contaminated trace element solutions
2. Bio-pellets
3. Contaminated salts
4. Contaminated food
5. Corroding metals or magnets near the water
Countermeasure: TRITON DETOX should be applied before the water changes.
Application DETOX: Take activated carbon and Phosphate media out of the system, add 3ml Detox / 100l of aquarium water. After 3 days, put on fresh activated carbon (Phosphate media can now also be introduced again), activated carbon should be changed after 7 days.
We have detected a lack of vanadium.
A vanadium dosage may have the following advantages for your aquarium:
- Can have a positive effect on the growth of sponges, sea squirts and SPS and LPS corals
- Can promote a better polyp extension
- May intensify the color of Acropora and Montipora
To restore the natural value, please note our dosing recommendation.
To keep this value, please note our maintenance dose. For calculating the maintenance dose proceed as follows:
1st Test: dose maintenance dose xml
2nd Test: old maintenance dosing xml (from the 1st test) + new maintenance dose meter (from the 2nd test) XML.
3. Test:: old maintenance dosing xml (from the 1st test) + old maintenance dosing xml (from the 2nd test) + new maintenance dose xml meter (from the 3rd Test).
4. Test: see above. Thereafter, the dosage should not be increased, even though the analysis indicates a value of 0.
We recommend the corrective dosage of 0.42ml for 1 day.
We recommend a daily maintenance dose of 0.03ml. If this dose is very low, then this can be alternatively be dosed weekly (daily dose x7).
We have detected a lack of manganese.
A Manganese dose may have the following advantages for your aquarium:
- Can be useful for keeping LPS corals, for example, Goniopora respond very positively to Manganese dosage
- Can promote better polyp extension
To restore the natural value, please refer to our recommended dosage.
To keep this value, refer to our maintenance dose. For calculating the maintenance dose proceed as follows:
1 Test: dose maintenance dose xml
2 Test: old maintenance dosing xml (from the 1st test) + new maintenance dose (from the 2nd test) xml dosing.
3 Test:: old maintenance dosing xml (from the 1st test) + old maintenance dosing xml (from the 2nd test) + new maintenance dose xml meter (from the 3rd Test). Thereafter, the dosage should not be increased, even though the analysis indicates a value of 0.
We recommend the corrective dosage be carried out over 2 days. For the first 2 days the daily dosage should be 3.5ml.
We recommend a daily maintenance dose of 0.58ml. If this dose is very low, then this can be alternatively be dosed weekly (daily dose x7).
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