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03-03-2013, 01:00 AM
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Ph is the last thing to concern with right now.
Let the tank cycle and things MAY level out on their own.
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03-03-2013, 01:52 AM
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What are you testing your pH with ?
Maybe having it that low is no big deal, but I'd prefer to see it a bit higher if it were my rock A powerhead with aeration, or an air pump, may help your low pH Don't try to adjust it with chems though Either try to add some aeration or let it be
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03-03-2013, 03:12 AM
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I just placed everything in the tank and we'll see how things adjust over the next while as I will be testing the water frequently anyways. I'm using the API test kit just bought it. The other few things that I had tested are as follows
calcium-540ppm which is a little high I think dkh- 18 !!! through the roof SG- 1.025 pH-7.4 The only thing I have not tested yet which could be contributing factor is Mag. I will test that tomorrow. I agree I would rather not start adding this and that and end up having more problems down the road. Thanks again
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