syedjilani

oh man thats hard. What I do is put the tube over the sheet and take the one that most blends in.

Your nitrite is 0. That's what you wanted. Looks just like the one I tested recently:



Ammonia - that's a tough call with the strange color. Can you test some newly mixed saltwater or some natural sea water if that is what you use? Can you test some tap water as well? Try to find out if you can get the normal colors with water that is not in your aquarium. I had some strange results with the water from the leather holding vat, so I tested my reef tank water to get one that looked correct (to verify my kit was good):



Nitrate is up a bit, but it is newly set up. Again, test the new water for nitrate to make sure you aren't adding more with each water change.

pH test kits - I never use them, I prefer to read a digital meter or controller.

I agree with Marc on the pH, those are tough to read. I haven't bought a digital meter yet since I've learned that if my Calcium and Alkalinity are correct, the pH will be also. But I'm not running a calcium reactor or anything else that could severely alter it.