Neutro Bromo Blue solution can be used with all drop checkers and is the only solution you should be using in a drop checker. Does not require mixing or anything else.

Directions: Add a few mls to your drop checker, then pop the unit directly into your aquarium and wait to see the colour change. Ideal colour to aim for green. Blue means too little, yellow means too much. Adjust your CO2 output accordingly.

You may also want to consider the 3ml Pipette which is used to dispense the Bromo Blue liquid into the drop checker.

If your drop checker stays blue you simply need more CO2. Simple as that.

Customer reviews

by Diogo F.

29/6/2021

Fast delivery and easy to use. Does what he says on the tin.

by Stuart W.

3/5/2021

A good price and fast delivery.

by John W.

24/4/2021

The only drop checker fluid l use saves any mixing and accurate

by Niels v.

19/2/2021

Does the trick! Arrived super quickly. Great advice from Richard - so very helpful

by brian k.

11/10/2019

good no problems

by Horace B.

15/8/2019

EXCELLENT THANK YOU

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Guest

06/10/2012 14:39:24

hi my Solution has gone green in the bottle is this sill ok to use ?

Staff

06/10/2012 15:44:35

The solution has to be blue in order to work properly. You need to replace yours.

Guest

11/19/2012 10:27:06

How often do I need to change Neutro Bromo Blue solution in Neutro Drop Checker and how much solution are you supposed to use ?

Staff

11/19/2012 10:55:12

Most change it every few weeks and use enough bromo blue to fill your drop checker at least half full.

Guest

12/01/2012 20:09:47

What is the shelf life of this product once it is opened.

Staff

12/01/2012 22:44:35

Depends how it's stored and how often it's opened etc. But about 2 years in ideal conditions.

Guest

02/09/2013 20:49:40

I have just set up my planted tank but I have not started introducing CO2 yet. It has been running several hours now however I can already see the color has turned green. Does this mean there is enough CO2 in the water for the time being or is it an indication of something else? Many thanks...

Staff

02/10/2013 11:49:44

If you have not introduced any CO2 there can't be any in there. The colour change refers to your pH which is what a drop checker actually measures.

Guest

05/23/2013 21:20:44

how is this best stored ? mine has gone green in the bottle after just a couple of months

Staff

05/24/2013 09:21:14

Pls contact the office with your order number and we will issue a replacement :)

Guest

07/28/2013 20:07:17

I'm not familiar with drop checkers - is Bromo Blue safe for fish? I often find that rubber suckers come away from the aquarium glass after a while and it looks as if the Bromo Blue would mix with my aquarium water if that were to happen.

Staff

07/29/2013 06:47:49

You only have about 2ml in a drop checker so it won't do much harm. If in doubt always do a water change. I also recommend replacing your suction cup.

Guest

10/23/2015 08:11:54

My solution remains blue no matter how much CO2 keep pumping from the canister into my tiny 25L fish tank. Not sure what to think, I changed the solution again but still blue. Please help.

Staff

10/27/2015 07:45:47

You need more co2 or better water circulation

Guest

05/25/2021 12:22:39

Hiya, my solution turned a 'dark green' do you think i should increase the bps to make it lighter as seen in the pictures?

Staff

05/25/2021 13:56:34

Yes - dark green is not ideal. Light green is much better.

All changes to CO2 must be done slowly over several hours (preferably days if you have livestock)