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swarvegorilla wrote:
if the fish seem alright at 7.7 then I wouldn't worry about it maybe check the tank for clacium sources but aside from that you should be ok with most community species may not get lots of breeding but from local shops they should be acclimatised at least. Thanks for the reply. I must check for calcium sources, that's a good lead. There are two rocks bought from the pet shop, they are yellow in colour, and they could very well be sandstone of a porous type. I discarded these as they came from the shop, I may well revisit this assumption. The pH in the shop was 7.2, so I lowered mine before introducing fish. It is climbing, but I read that it can take several applications to stabilize pH using the adjust solution. If I get it stable at halfway (7.4) I'd be happy. My main concern is for the fish I have now. I'm sure even small fluctuations in pH are to be avoided if at all possible. Fish seem very happy, quite active, and feed with gusto once a day. Do Danios eat algae? Mine seems to have disappeared since I put fish into the tank. WHats the ph straight from your tap? pH from tap 7.1 - 7.2. This is the bit that confuses me, there must be a base material altering the pH in the tank. Thanks again. |
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