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I have some africans setup in a 75gal tank for over a year.
I recently bought my first PH meter. I took a reading. It showed 8.0 (my tap is 7.25) I currently have some landscape gravel in my tank. (dunno what it is) This is not fish store gravel. I have had this in the tank for 4 years with my old oscars. Is there something I can naturally bring the PH up? Driftwood? Coral? something like that? Nothing extreme.. thanks |
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![]() "Pete" wrote in message news ![]() I have some africans setup in a 75gal tank for over a year. I recently bought my first PH meter. I took a reading. It showed 8.0 (my tap is 7.25) I currently have some landscape gravel in my tank. (dunno what it is) This is not fish store gravel. I have had this in the tank for 4 years with my old oscars. Is there something I can naturally bring the PH up? Driftwood? Coral? something like that? Nothing extreme.. thanks Check your tap water after 24 hours and see if it is still the same. Baking Soda Crushed Coral Calcium Carbonate Marble Chips Limestone Just to name a few ways to raise it up....but I imagine its fine as it is......but thats your choice..... |
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try testing differnet types of water from around your area ie rain, creek
water etc i have found that rain water is the more acid but creek water is more alkaline "Racf" wrote in message ... "Pete" wrote in message news ![]() I have some africans setup in a 75gal tank for over a year. I recently bought my first PH meter. I took a reading. It showed 8.0 (my tap is 7.25) I currently have some landscape gravel in my tank. (dunno what it is) This is not fish store gravel. I have had this in the tank for 4 years with my old oscars. Is there something I can naturally bring the PH up? Driftwood? Coral? something like that? Nothing extreme.. thanks Check your tap water after 24 hours and see if it is still the same. Baking Soda Crushed Coral Calcium Carbonate Marble Chips Limestone Just to name a few ways to raise it up....but I imagine its fine as it is......but thats your choice..... |
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