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SABWARNER16

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Is it better to have a slightly fluctuating neutral ph or a consistent aLkaline? My tap water gh is ~50ppm and ph is 8.2. Is this okay for bettas?
 
essjay said:
A stable pH is better than fluctuating.
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I added almond leaves to my new bettas tank and he has managed to hide underneath of it lol.
 

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Tez_20 said:
Well that's no good come on a proper pic ;) steady ph, mine keeps at 7.6
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Haha here’s better fish and tank pics. I have a big order of plants coming in to fill this baby up. But this is Saturn! Every pic on here he is laying at the bottom but he actually swims around a lot haha
 

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