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nice, so many choices to look for this is going to be harder than i though. need help deciding.
just need to replace most my gravel with sand. humm need a crusher:bookworm:
i like to have as many as i realistically can in my size tank so i guess they would have to be somewhat peaceful. i don't...
this is the Report
https://www.affinitywater.co.uk/docs/water-quality/TV018.pdf
i can see nitrate at min:16 mean:20 Max:23
If calcium carbonate reflects the max solubility i'm i right to think that this would be suited for Tanganyika Shell Dwellers with out the need to add any minerals? or am...
Ohh thank you. Will have a look through. I believe i live in a hard water area but not had ot tested. Would you recommend using RO and adding minerals to get it to the right levels or you think ill be ok with tap?
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Yeah did think of the lake Tanganyika shell dwellers. But i cant remember if i decide against it or not its been a while. Need to look up again. How many you think i can get in there?
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Yeah i didn't think so either but as i already had it i thought i ask. Might just have to bag it all up and start with an empty tank.
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Hey guys been absent from the hobby for a few years back after loosing some of my fish i decided to shut my tanks down. But looking to start up again. I have a 90 x 30x 30 cm tank that i was doing to use for a Malawi set up at the time but decided not to as was maybe too small. It has ocean rock...
surely the heater wouldn't of been working they have built in stats to keep a constant water temp, so in this temp it would be mostly off during the day.
please correct me if i'm wrong. sorry for you loss
i was once advised not to use hot water from the tap when doing wc.
I normally fill a bucket with water then letting it come to room temp either overnight or over a few hours before WC. I've not had many issues with that but would any one know why the hot water tap is not recommended?
the temporary stand look to be sufficient enough but like everyone else has say, just build the stand and do it all at once, that way you don't have to put the fish through stress twice.
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