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My customers got their water from either of two municipal water
supplies. One was slightly soft and acid, the other slightly hard and alkaline. But either was acceptable for the average community tank, assuming regular partial water changes were done. For customers requiring buffering I always recommended peat or dolomite in the filter. But some always insisted on the use of chemicals. In most aquariums ammonia (once past the initial "cycle"), nitrite and nitrate are easily controlled by frequent partial water changes. Simplify! -Chris- |
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