Carbon and driftwood

[P.A.NativesBPM]

Honestly, id do a couple water changes but leave the water a slight tea color. I personally love it.


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[haynchinook334]

I heard it takes tannin AGES to go.... so can someone suggest a good product to keep the water clear (As long as i do regular water tests and my results are good, i dont mind what product you suggest)... anyone?

If you do 50% water changes after you boiled the wood, then it would take a month (depending how big the wood is.....no homo) or so to clear the water....but to some, the tea color/softness of the water is good for some fish. I personally keep my ph consistant.

 

[T3hFu><0R]

I have no problem keeping my water clear since I boiled my driftwood. My plecos eat it up still and I've seen no problems arise. I have added a BRS carbon reactor recently, I know that helps with all water colorations.


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