KH test: pH stability of the water (carbonate hardness)
NO2 test: toxic nitrogen compound
NO3 test: reason for algae growth
NH4 test: indication of non-toxic ammonium, determination of the toxic ammonia using table To determine the CO2 content you just need to measure the pH and KH values.
From both values arises the CO2 content in the water, which then can be referenced from the enclosed table.
You can analyze your measured water values in the JBL Online Laboratory free of charge and receive recommendations.
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JBL Aquarium Products
JBL Aquarium Products Introduction
JBL …… Ahead through Research
Founded in the 1960s by a trained chemist. JBL takes product Development and Water testing very seriously.
In keeping with our motto “Progress through research,” we believe it is essential to use information about the animals’ way of living and of their biotopes as a basis when developing our products. As a reputable manufacturer with very high standards JBL does not rely on dubious reports from the internet or information from outdated literature. That’s why JBL runs its own research center , employing experienced scientists, and also organises annual research expeditions to the home areas of the aquarium and terrarium animals, so as to build up our knowledge first hand.
In addition JBL cooperates with some of the leading scientific institutions in Europe, in order to receive the most accurate results possible.