So I am having trouble finding the "end point" of this test. I have watched the video released by red sea multiple times and dont find it very helpful.
According to the instructions, I filled the glass container with 10 ml of tank water. I filled the syringe with 1 ml of the solution and attached the holder to the glass container. I then added 4ml of the solution while swirling the container. At this point I have the nice blue color I am to expect and begin slowly adding solution one drop at a time while swirling.
While watching the video, that color goes to a dark blue/ purple, then he ends at a pink.
When I proceed with the test myself, my color turns light blue, then green, then yellow, and finally a light orange (usually if i empty the syringe).
The "end color" on my card is not pink as described in the video, and it doesnt look anything like the color of the final product in the video. My "end color" on the card looks like the color of the solution in the bottle.
Has anyone had any success in accurately using this test? If so, what "end color" do you wind up at? Any help is appreciated, thanks guys.
According to the instructions, I filled the glass container with 10 ml of tank water. I filled the syringe with 1 ml of the solution and attached the holder to the glass container. I then added 4ml of the solution while swirling the container. At this point I have the nice blue color I am to expect and begin slowly adding solution one drop at a time while swirling.
While watching the video, that color goes to a dark blue/ purple, then he ends at a pink.
When I proceed with the test myself, my color turns light blue, then green, then yellow, and finally a light orange (usually if i empty the syringe).
The "end color" on my card is not pink as described in the video, and it doesnt look anything like the color of the final product in the video. My "end color" on the card looks like the color of the solution in the bottle.
Has anyone had any success in accurately using this test? If so, what "end color" do you wind up at? Any help is appreciated, thanks guys.