D devlyyn Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 9, 2007 46 0 0 United States Dec 13, 2007 #21 Just add some baking soda.
Pufferpunk Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 11, 2007 5,683 6 62 66 Chicago www.**************.com Dec 13, 2007 #22 Temporary fixes like adding baking soda, just makes things worse, by causing pH swing. His tank is fine.
Temporary fixes like adding baking soda, just makes things worse, by causing pH swing. His tank is fine.
I Ianab Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 14, 2007 681 1 0 New Zealand Dec 13, 2007 #23 I agree... The alkalinity is 'low' because the water is soft, it's low in dissolved minerals. Not a problem for the fish he is trying to keep, and the pH is pretty much ideal as it is. Leave it alone and do more water changes Cheers Ian
I agree... The alkalinity is 'low' because the water is soft, it's low in dissolved minerals. Not a problem for the fish he is trying to keep, and the pH is pretty much ideal as it is. Leave it alone and do more water changes Cheers Ian