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it depends on how low the pH is and what fish you are keeping.
if the pH is 6.5 and you are keeping the gold killifish, don't worry about it.
if the pH is 5, then add some shells, limestone or dead coral skeleton/ rubble and monitor the pH over a few weeks.
 
it depends on how low the pH is and what fish you are keeping.
if the pH is 6.5 and you are keeping the gold killifish, don't worry about it.
if the pH is 5, then add some shells, limestone or dead coral skeleton/ rubble and monitor the pH over a few weeks.
My kit is giving results of 6-6.2
 
Probably a tiny bit low for them. Just add a handful of dead coral rubble, some shells or a piece of limestone. Monitor the pH over a couple of weeks. If it is still below 6.5, then add a bit more coral, shell or limestone. Monitor for a few more weeks and keep adding until the pH settles around 6.8-7.2
 
Nice! Pics?
Not the world's best picture and not all of them,but hoping you can see easy enough
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Just a couple of update pictures for those who may be interested. I also have a video of them breeding although I can't upload it (unsupported file format?) I let them spawn for 2/3 days and then moved the parents back to the community tank.
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