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August 21st 04, 11:03 AM
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ph problem
Hi,
I am still cycling my tank without fish. My Ph is 6, KH is 4 degrees and GH 3. I have a CO2 in the tank (DIY) and originally the ph was 7 before adding CO2. The tank is planted. Now i think the problem is the co2. How can i sort this out. I still want co2 in the tank for the plants but i also want healthy PH. Do I add carbonate sodium to the tank? please help. 
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August 21st 04, 10:19 PM
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If you have room for it, add some crushed coral/ crushed seashells in your
filter. It should help stabilize the PH and not allow it to drop so far. "Stefano" wrote in message ... Hi, I am still cycling my tank without fish. My Ph is 6, KH is 4 degrees and GH 3. I have a CO2 in the tank (DIY) and originally the ph was 7 before adding CO2. The tank is planted. Now i think the problem is the co2. How can i sort this out. I still want co2 in the tank for the plants but i also want healthy PH. Do I add carbonate sodium to the tank? please help.
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