But aren't the majority of salts present in rift lakes more like sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as opposed to sodium chloride (sea salt), which is really just a trace element in the lakes?
Brichardi spawned!
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Indiana water is already high PH... I just use shells and agronite and tuffa rock to keep it higher...
santoury;695765; said:
SALT???
Lake Salt is just an additive and keeps the ph where someone wants it. most people add aquarium salt for gp. so you basically answered your own question that the fish are kept in freshwater.
I have 2 prs in a 29, now down to 1pr. no lake salt or aquarium salt, just prime when wc ea week. they breed almost every other week. makes great feeders for my small dats. luv watching them hunt.
I guess this thread is pretty worthless without pics...so...sorry for the lack of focus...tried my best...
they are most likely eating food or dirt particles in the substrate.
with my convict pair the fry would follow the female round and she would dig up the dirt and the fry would eat most of it like a gravel vac. the convict fry also could clean the glass of any algae pretty well!
with my convict pair the fry would follow the female round and she would dig up the dirt and the fry would eat most of it like a gravel vac. the convict fry also could clean the glass of any algae pretty well!
Wow this is dajavu to my situation. congrates! My strangely similar thread:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55004
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55004
