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All right, you have asked every question possible under sun regarding fishkeeping. Time for a training video. After you follow the instructions, you should be enlightened.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=100851
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lol, "billy you dumb-azz" haha
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reason. i am wanting to mix some fish that are mostly 6.0~8.0 and I thought 7.5 would do it but then the sailfin pleco is 6.5~7.4. and the needlenose gar is also 7.4
will they survive in a 7.5PH tank or am I better off lowering it to 7.0 so mostly all fish would be pretty happy?
o.k.
searched got nothing
reason. i am wanting to mix some fish that are mostly 6.0~8.0 and I thought 7.5 would do it but then the sailfin pleco is 6.5~7.4. and the needlenose gar is also 7.4
will they survive in a 7.5PH tank or am I better off lowering it to 7.0 so mostly all fish would be pretty happy?
pH is important if you are changing dramatically over a very short period, or if you are beyond livable conditions. You cannot put a fish in water with a pH of 4, or 10.
would a difference of 0.1~1.0 matter?
and this might get off-topic but i'm thinking of buying this tank that come with tropical fish but on the ride home, wouldn't the temperature of the travel tub decrease?
and once I fill it up with tap water it's gonna be pretty cold, will the fish be able to withstand it?
and this might get off-topic but i'm thinking of buying this tank that come with tropical fish but on the ride home, wouldn't the temperature of the travel tub decrease?
and once I fill it up with tap water it's gonna be pretty cold, will the fish be able to withstand it?
