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Phosphate test is the most difficult test to read. Or mine just magically stay at zero
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The API test kit for phosphate is not recommended if you have corals. You need to get a test kit that can read between 0.00 ppm and 1.00 ppm such as Salifert, Red Sea or Hanna.
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It's not API it like fin something. It test 0 to 5? I believe. I'll find out for sure
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It's the nutrafin test. I don't remember the exact range and I'm out of town currently
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