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Papa Red wrote:
I just now received twelve Fancy Black Molly fry and I am wondering, can young Plecos [2 to 3¹/² inches] handle the one tablespoon per gallon of salt? I know that Corys can't,....Can Plecos?~Dean. Neither are meant to, but we have 2 cory's and a hong kong plec in our livebearer tank (1 tablespoon per gallon) and they're doing fine. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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I just read at a couple of sites where they said that it was a one
tablespoon per five gallons of water for Mollys,...which is what I have put in the tank,...I guess I will now have to purchase some more sea salt, right? Problem is, is that I'm one of those folks who when he goes into a LFS, I become just like a kid in a candy store, and that's not good, because I'm on Social Security Disability, and they upped my rent and cut my food stamps,...So maybe I'll just stand at the door of the shop, and ask for the packet of salt,...LOL~Dean. |
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Papa Red wrote:
I just read at a couple of sites where they said that it was a one tablespoon per five gallons of water for Mollys,...which is what I have put in the tank,...I guess I will now have to purchase some more sea salt, right? Problem is, is that I'm one of those folks who when he goes into a LFS, I become just like a kid in a candy store, and that's not good, because I'm on Social Security Disability, and they upped my rent and cut my food stamps,...So maybe I'll just stand at the door of the shop, and ask for the packet of salt,...LOL~Dean. We have the same problem Dean... usually it's guppies, but last time we came home with a 14" pl*co! For brackish water the ratio is 1 tablespoon per gallon... mollies prefer it, but don't *need* it... they'll be fine in fresh water. We have some adult mollies in our community tank which has no salt and they're happy enough... but without salt they're more susceptible to white spot so the tank needs to be periodically treated. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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