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API Test Calcium test aquarium colorimétrique liquide 50 tests par kit

API Calcium Test Kit — Aquarium Colorimetric Precision Test - API

$18.95

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API Calcium Test Kit — colorimetric liquid test for aquariums

The API Calcium Test Kit is a liquid-reagent test kit with a colour chart, the reference method for entry- and mid-range aquarium keepers. Compared to test strips, the colorimetric liquid method delivers better accuracy and reproducibility — you read the result on the laminated chart holding the test tube against a white background.

In practical use, this kit lets you monitor calcium in marine reef aquariums (target 420-440 ppm). Reef target 420-440 ppm.

What this kit brings

  • Colorimetric liquid method — more accurate than strips.
  • Measurement range: 20 ppm increments, reef range 300-500 ppm.
  • Number of tests: 50 tests per kit.
  • Laminated colour chart included — stable reading over time.
  • Test tube and reagents included, FR/EN instructions.

How to use

  • Draw a water sample into the test tube (typical 5 ml).
  • Add the specified number of reagent drops.
  • Agitate and wait per the datasheet.
  • Compare against the laminated chart against a white background under daylight.

Specifications

  • Parameter: Calcium Test Kit
  • Range: 20 ppm increments, reef range 300-500 ppm
  • Number of tests: 50 tests per kit
  • Method: colorimetric liquid
  • Compatibility: freshwater or marine per model

Why get this test from ReefSolution

Frequently asked questions

How many tests does an API Calcium Test Kit kit provide?

50 tests per kit — a typical 6-month to 2-year cycle depending on how often you monitor.

Is the API Calcium Test Kit more accurate than a test strip?

Yes — the colorimetric liquid method delivers better accuracy and reproducibility than strips, while staying more economical than a Salifert kit or a Hanna Checker.

Does this kit work on marine tanks or only freshwater?

Depends on the model: kits marked "FW/SW" cover both; "Freshwater" kits are for freshwater only; for reef SPS precision, pick a Salifert or Hanna Checker.

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