Because he has f1 discus, he maintains them at a tds of 60 and PH of 5.5-6.0.
If referring to the shells it breaks down at a faster rate in acidic water, which releases more buffers then when neutral stops releasing as quickly, rinse and repeat.
Am I Crazy or Could This Possibly Work? - Goodbye Water Changes
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If referring to the shells it breaks down at a faster rate in acidic water, which releases more buffers then when neutral stops releasing as quickly, rinse and repeat.
How is a link to a thread on the same forum, not accessible? How more accessible does information need to be? WTF are you talking about?
Makes sense. It would be hard to get a good buffer for 5.5-6.0. Shells get you to 7.0-7.5, and coral from 8.0-9.0 (my numbers may be a little off). He must really watch that tank closely.
I see, I didn't realize that you were condensing information for the members here. There's a scary thought ......
If you have an alternative then please list it.Beauty in simplicity.
I should try this, all I have to do is not spend any of my pocket money for the next 15 years.
Not when the tank is in the basement, the nearest sink is upstairs, and the python doesn't have enough suction to pull the water upstairs.
Hey, I know - a reduction in stock. How about working within your limitations?
