Most cichlids are all bred in your local water and arnt used to high ph anyways.... Unless they are WC then I wouldnt worry about it. Toss the drift wood in, if your worried throw a few rocks in to harden the water or do more water changes.
Driftwood and Cichlids!
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The amount of african cichlid tanks with driftwood is incredibly high
while I've never kept africans, I can't imagine the inclusion of driftwood to be detrimental
maybe use a nice african wood though, just to say its african wood
most driftwood I find tends to be maylasian, which is nice but its really thick
while I've never kept africans, I can't imagine the inclusion of driftwood to be detrimental
maybe use a nice african wood though, just to say its african wood
most driftwood I find tends to be maylasian, which is nice but its really thick
The amount of african cichlid tanks with driftwood is incredibly high
while I've never kept africans, I can't imagine the inclusion of driftwood to be detrimental
maybe use a nice african wood though, just to say its african wood
most driftwood I find tends to be maylasian, which is nice but its really thick
Alright thanks for the insight ill get some wood tonight give it a shot!
