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On Dec 10, 4:12 am, K wrote:
In article , says... Just for curiosity sake - check the PH and hardness of the water in the pet store (not in the bag when you get home) The water in the bag comes from the same tank as the fish; the ph and hardness wouldn't change during the journey home - would they? -- FishNoob Ph changes in the bag. Once its sealed and the fish eliminates in the bag or just dissapates co2 etc through normal respiration it will build up but as long as the bag is still sealed its relatively stable for a period of time but once that bag is opened the ph can change drastically.thats why you do not need to check the ph etc of "bagged" water...........get a sample of the lfs water to compare with, that has not been sealed up with a fish. ON top of that.you can take a sample of water.and carry it home or just let it set there for an hour and it can change PH......thats why its a freaking joke when lfs ask for water samples and the first thing they check is the PH. Ph can change from morning to night and it can vary due to amount of ventilation a house has. |
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