marine qa
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My 10g qt tank has a very high 8.6+ ph. I believe this caused 2 chromis to die during the three week qt time. With daily 40% water changes I never allowed the ammonia above .25 but with the high ph the ammonia must have been very toxic.
I understand that there is nothing in the qt to buffer the ph, so I need to look for other options. I purchased American Pharmaceuticals Ph Down, but it has done little to help. I really want to get this resolved before I QT any more fish. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
[ June 04, 2001: Message edited by: Marine QA ]
I understand that there is nothing in the qt to buffer the ph, so I need to look for other options. I purchased American Pharmaceuticals Ph Down, but it has done little to help. I really want to get this resolved before I QT any more fish. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
[ June 04, 2001: Message edited by: Marine QA ]