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Hello,
I post this here because I have a SA tank set up and would like to lower my ph to a more SA level. Here are my stats:
40 gallon long AGA tank. 48x13x16
80 degrees
Ph 7.7
Gh 60ppm
KH 50ppm
Nitrite 0
Ammonia 0
Nitrate - Unknown
The tank has been set up for almost a year. I have 11 penguin tetras, 3 L066 Pl*co's, and 5 (3f 2m) Apistogramma Cacatuoides. Feeding has always been once daily. I feed NLS food for them all. Flake for the Tetra's, H20 Stable Wafers (not algae wafers) for the Pl*co's, and Chichlid Formula for the Apisto's. I have switched feeding to every other day and cut the amount in half. I change 10 gallons (25%) once a week. I use AquaSafe to treat the water. The substrate is play sand. I use drift wood and fake plants.
The apisto's are breeding in the tank and everybody seems happy. I want to make the change to give the inhabitants a more natural enviroment. What is the best way to to make the switch to DI/RO water?
Pictures for your refrence;
I post this here because I have a SA tank set up and would like to lower my ph to a more SA level. Here are my stats:
40 gallon long AGA tank. 48x13x16
80 degrees
Ph 7.7
Gh 60ppm
KH 50ppm
Nitrite 0
Ammonia 0
Nitrate - Unknown
The tank has been set up for almost a year. I have 11 penguin tetras, 3 L066 Pl*co's, and 5 (3f 2m) Apistogramma Cacatuoides. Feeding has always been once daily. I feed NLS food for them all. Flake for the Tetra's, H20 Stable Wafers (not algae wafers) for the Pl*co's, and Chichlid Formula for the Apisto's. I have switched feeding to every other day and cut the amount in half. I change 10 gallons (25%) once a week. I use AquaSafe to treat the water. The substrate is play sand. I use drift wood and fake plants.
The apisto's are breeding in the tank and everybody seems happy. I want to make the change to give the inhabitants a more natural enviroment. What is the best way to to make the switch to DI/RO water?
Pictures for your refrence;





