

Ensure the safety of your fish and invertebrates by controlling the copper level with this simple and effective test. Quickly detect dangerous concentrations and take action to protect your aquatic ecosystem.
The sera Test Cu is an essential tool for any aquarist concerned about the health of their ecosystem. Copper (Cu) can accumulate in the aquarium due to various factors, such as drug treatments or anti-algae products. Even low concentrations of copper can be toxic, especially for delicate invertebrates like shrimp and crustaceans, as well as for sensitive fish.
This easy-to-use test allows you to regularly monitor the copper content of your water, ensuring that your aquatic animals live in a safe and healthy environment. 🌊
Why test for copper?
How to use the sera Test Cu:
In case of high copper content, use sera aquatan to neutralize the copper and protect your animals. ✨
Don't wait for problems to arise! Regularly test your aquarium water with the sera Test Cu to ensure a healthy and prosperous environment for your fish and invertebrates. 🐠
It is recommended to test the copper level in your aquarium regularly, especially after medication treatment, a significant water change, or if you notice signs of stress in your invertebrates (shrimp, snails, etc.). A frequency of once a month is a good starting point, but this may vary depending on the stability of your aquarium.
If the test reveals a copper level that is too high, it is important to act quickly. The first step is to identify the source of the copper (medications, algaecides, corrosion of equipment). Then, you can use a specific water conditioner like sera aquatan, which neutralizes copper. Regular water changes can also help reduce the concentration of copper. Monitor your animals carefully and adapt the measures according to their reaction.
Yes, the sera Test Cu is specially designed to be used in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. It is important to carefully follow the instructions provided with the test to obtain accurate results, regardless of the type of water in your aquarium. Copper tolerance thresholds may vary slightly between freshwater and saltwater species, so it is important to learn about the specific needs of your animals.
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Ensure the safety of your fish and invertebrates by controlling the copper level with this simple and effective test. Quickly detect dangerous concentrations and take action to protect your aquatic ecosystem.

