Tap Water PH 8.4

[NanK]

My tap water stays consistently at 8.4 (6 months). I'm keeping orandas,
shebunkins, and pearlscale goldfish in 3 tanks. Would you lower it, or
do you think it best to leave well enough alone? I know it's a little high.

n

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leave it alone. Ingrid

NanK > wrote:

>My tap water stays consistently at 8.4 (6 months). I'm keeping orandas,
>shebunkins, and pearlscale goldfish in 3 tanks. Would you lower it, or
>do you think it best to leave well enough alone? I know it's a little high.
>
>n



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[bettasngoldfish]

I agree, its best to leave it alone as you will more than likely cause
more problems "playing" around with it. Goldfish adapt to a wide range
of water conditions : )


Maria

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"NanK" > wrote in message
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> My tap water stays consistently at 8.4 (6 months). I'm keeping orandas,
> shebunkins, and pearlscale goldfish in 3 tanks. Would you lower it, or do
> you think it best to leave well enough alone? I know it's a little high.
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Leave it alone. It's better a little high than to be going up and down from
using PH lowering products.
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