IME stability is better than keeping it in the "target" range. If for some reason you get it low and it spikes back up you're going to lose fish.
I had red shoulder sevs spawn in a 300 that is straight hard indiana tap water.
In the same tank I have stingrays and a tigrinus that are doing awesome and growing like mad (over a year now). I'll reiterate, but I really do think that stability is more important. I've never used anything to alter PH and I've only had fatalities that were caused by trauma.
I had red shoulder sevs spawn in a 300 that is straight hard indiana tap water.
In the same tank I have stingrays and a tigrinus that are doing awesome and growing like mad (over a year now). I'll reiterate, but I really do think that stability is more important. I've never used anything to alter PH and I've only had fatalities that were caused by trauma.
since I have the same Indiana hard as concrete water and keep CA/SA with no problems.
