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I have 9 guppies in an 80 litre tank (about 20gallon I think??) just a
corner filter, light, heater, plants and gravel. I bit the bullet and coughed up $60 for a test kit for all the usuals. Acidity is 7.5, Nitrites 0ppm, Ammonia .25. What is really stressing me is that my waters hardness is off the scale (the test kit reckons if you add 11-22 drops of reagent to the sample, this goodfor rift cichlids I gave up counting at 30! ) My tap water is about 9 drops, but obviously the minerals have built up. I have just done a 50% water change (I know adding MORE minerals) but my problem is that I wont be able to buy water softeners for another week. Is there any way I can bring down the hardness with stuff I may have around the house? Any advice much appreciated. Cheers Lilly |
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