DeLgAdO said:
you my friend, need to learn how to do a propper waterchange.
Temp shock? what about PH? or GH?
A master can easily change 100% of the water and keep an equalibrium between the new and old parameters.
Oscar Shedding?
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you my friend, need to learn how to do a propper waterchange.
Temp shock? what about PH? or GH?
A master can easily change 100% of the water and keep an equalibrium between the new and old parameters.
umbeemaniac said:
the fish is not actually shedding like a reptile... its immune system is increasing the amount of slim to be produced to combat what ever is affecting the fish.
PeacockBass said:
ive taken that into consideration
pH & GH. are the same as my new water
but the temp can have up to a 50 degree difference especially during winter
DeLgAdO said:
this is my field little boy, to play in it you need to give homage!
LOL! ! ! !
I crack myself up.
DeLgAdO said:
jesus christ, what the hell are you doing changing water with 50* difference!!!!!!!
PeacockBass said:
my dad uses a water softener ( aka ion exchange unit) for the house water
so i use the garden hose
ok ill ask you if the ion exchange unit is harmful to my fish?
this may be your field
but im getting their, even if it is a foxhole at a time
even if i am indeed a noob
DeLgAdO said:my dad uses a water softener ( aka ion exchange unit) for the house water
ok ill ask you if this is harmful to my fish?
this may be your field
but im working on it
even if i am indeed a noob
Ion exchange is not harmfull to fish. its used widely.
also.. what is this "may" ??? Do you know who I am? Do you know of my name "Peacock" or "PeacockBass" off this forum? If not, then I will understand.
PeacockBass said:
what if its a house unit?
doesent rock salt for house units have a toxic amount of metals in it?
