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I live in rural Australia and our water supply is rainwater which we collect
into large tanks. This is not a polluted area and the water is of very good quality. I have read in several places that rainwater is too pure to use unmodified in an aquarium because it "lacks minerals essential for life" and I have therefore always hardened it up a little with a locally manufactured product. Is it necessary to modify rainwater when keeping sof****er loving fish such as tetras (which I am now doing) or do I need to continue to add some minerals? Keith |
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