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We are at a loss to figure out why the PH spiked. Nothing new added.our
water is naturally high to begin with. We are in an area where there are pockets of water too high for fish. ,according to guy at store. He said he wesn't aware that in our actual area this existed,but there's always the possibility it could happen.We cleaned bottom thoroughly in the spring. No rocks or sand in the bottom.Only different thing is that awful "pea soup" algae. Never had this kind of algae before. Kind that disintegrates when you try to dip it out! Question: What is the K H supposed to be? I don't see that test on the paper I got from store..Hardness is 425. Was unable to do more than partial change this AM before rainstorm hit.Guy did say yesterday that water was too high to use buffer.That's why he advised total change.I think he knows his fish "stuff" but deals more with aquariums I think. Iris |
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