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October 31st 04, 09:48 PM
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As others have posted, messing with pH can be a real pain. I do tend to
disagree with the statement that pH isn't important. Putting fish that prefer a low pH in a tank with a pH of 8 can shorten the life of the fish. With a constant pH, it may not make that big of a difference, but you may eventually decide on breeding etc. With a pH of 8, if you want the best bang for your buck, IE. lots of fish, I'd research the Lamprologus multifasciatus. These cichlids from Lake Tanganyika would love your pH of 8 and you could do about a dozen in that tank. Tim www.fishaholics.org Here's a profile on the L. multifasciatus I haven't moved to the new site yet. http://66.70.90.40/fish/l_multifasciatus.shtml 
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