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Keeping testing supplies organized.
I use Salifert kits, and while they may very acurate there lacks the "kit" that a few of the cheaper test are supplied with to keep it all together. I thought it would be interesting to see how everyone keeps it orderly and convienent to use.
Currently I test for Mg, Ca, PO4, No3, Alk, Ca, Cu, NO2, Nh4. Thats a lot of vials, syrenges, and instructions to keep in order. Pictures are encouraged.
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I take the test kit ingredients out their boxes and store them along with instructions & color charts in a medium sized plastic tackle box. I keep other small supplis in there as well.
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This was my solution. The basket is mounted on the inside of the tank stand door.
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cool thread
nice job mayer10 I might try something like this |
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I couldn't find the other test kits and etc but here's what I could find right now
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Looks great mayor10
Affan.....well.....um....hmmm...thanks for posting ![]()
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I leave my test kits in the boxes they come in, in a row on a shelf in the cupboard. Some of the syringes used for some of the salifert tests they say can be contaminated if used for anything else and then they're no good. So I leave them in the original boxes.
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I take all the contents of my test kits out of the box and straight into a small ziploc bag. The ziplock bags are then all stored in a small "shoe box sized" rubbermaid container. Each ziploc is labeled with the name of the test kit. Works realy well for me.
Mike
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I leave my kits in the boxes, but it would be easier to remove them and put everything in one place. Here's how I organize (and I use the word loosely) things under the stand of my 65g:
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