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And that has all the magnesium and phosphate and calcium
 
Api good for ph and ammonia. Hannah checker for alk, salifert for the rest. Imo.
All the other test kit brands are very good as well. Which ever one you choose, stay with it.
 
This maybe a stupid question but it pH phosphate
 
Id get these two.
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These are tests for calcium, magnesium, alkalinity and phosphate.
 
This maybe a stupid question but it pH phosphate
pH is a measure of hydrogen ion concentration. FYI, the API nitrate and phosphate test kits are fine for a fish only tank but are not precise enough for a reef tank. I use the API alk, ca, nitrite, and ammonia test kits and have had no issues.
 

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