General Aquaria Discussion • How to slowly lower super high PH
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How to slowly lower super high PH
I’ve got a 55G tank with a PH of 8.8 or whatever api high ph test kit shows. How do I safely bring it down?
- nhager
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Re: How to slowly lower super high PH
It is difficult to lower pH. Why do you want to? What is the pH of your tap water?
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DJRansome - Global Moderator
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Re: How to slowly lower super high PH
DJRansome wrote:Why do you want to? What is the pH of your tap water?
+1.
If I had a reason to decrease my water pH, I would use Seachem Neutral Regulator which brings the water to pH 7. You'd need to do this slowly over weeks so you don't shock the fish. Any lower than pH 7 then I'd switch to reverse osmosis water.
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- ken31cay
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Re: How to slowly lower super high PH
nhager wrote:I’ve got a 55G tank with a PH of 8.8 or whatever api high ph test kit shows. How do I safely bring it down?
Here is some information to lower pH.
https://aquariumscience.org/index.php/4 ... opping-ph/
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