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I haven't tested my water in a while. Actually I only do a water change
once a month. I have a little bit of algae but not much. I just noticed some red algae on the glass, which I did not have before, so I decided to do a water test. Here are my results. Unless I am wrong, they seem very good. Nitrate 0ppm Ammonia 0ppm pH 6.0 KH less than 53 I have a 10 gallon aquarium with 1 larger red cap oranda, 1 cherry barb, 6 small half clear light yellow fish, they almost look like they are in a tetra family but I don't recall their name, I also have a pleco, and the one apple snail which its health is questionable. I have had all of these fish together for over 3 years. So, I am just now wondering why the reddish algae when I have not done anything different over these years. |
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