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I have been battling BBA for a while now in my 55 gallon freshwater
tank. I know that excess phosphates are one contibuting factor. Untill recently I was unable to find a test to tell me what my phosphate levels were. Well, I finally found a phosphate test and it says that the phosphate levels in my tank are 2 ppm. I also tested my tap water and the levels are the same (2 ppm). My question is, what level of phosphate is considered "excessive" pr high...does BBA need a certain level in order to thrive? I have recently purchased some "phosban" and put some into my canister filter. The next day my phosphate level was at 0.5 ppm. Any information is greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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