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Fish |
| Ad Number: |
35001 |
| Date Posted: |
11/09/2009 |
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The color changing sensor(located in the center) of Seachem's Ammonia Alert lets you know when free ammonia levels are dangerously high! Four levels of ammonia detection, safe, alert, alarm, and toxic, keeps you aware of your tank's current ammonia content.
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Remove protective film. Place the unit visibly anywhere in the aquarium or filter. In the absence of free ammonia the unit will assume a yellow or faint yellow-green color. It may take up to a few days for a dry sensor to equilibrate with the water. The presence of free ammonia is detectable continuously with a response time of about 15 minutes. Response to decreasing ammonia is slower, requiring 4 hours to go from "toxic" to "safe" upon removal of ammonia.
Remove algae growth from the sensor with a clean, soft material. Avoid touching the sensor with fingers, since skin oils can damage it. Dye medications may discolor the sensor.
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| Price: | 450 P
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| Name: |
Timmy Guevara |
| Province > City: |
Manila Metropolitan Area > San Juan |
| Country: |
Philippines |
| Phone: |
5090752 Please quote ph Adpost when calling |
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