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Water Hardness
What is the proper water hardness? I know it is different for different fish.
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01-31-2008, 10:57 PM
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According to Kent Cichlid Chemistry:
L. Tanganyinka 350-400 ppm TDS or 12-14 dGH L. Malawi 200 ppm TDS or 7dGH L. Victoria 150 ppm TDS or 5 dGH Anyone else got data? |
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