question about ph?
- Thread starter sam9953012690
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We can't solve your problems, we can only help you solve your own problems. 
Looks like you need to do some reading. If you want to go into detail, ask wiki: pH - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
pH is basically the measure of acid or base on a scale from 2-14. 2 being very basic and 14 being very acidic. 7 is neutral. As unwritten law said, you shouldn't mess with your pH too much. Mine has been at a constant 7.6 for the past year or so.
Like I said in one of your other threads, get a testing kit if you don't already have one: Freshwater Master Test Kit
You get an 8% discount at aquariumguys for being an MFT member! Just PM f8fan for the code.
Looks like you need to do some reading. If you want to go into detail, ask wiki: pH - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
pH is basically the measure of acid or base on a scale from 2-14. 2 being very basic and 14 being very acidic. 7 is neutral. As unwritten law said, you shouldn't mess with your pH too much. Mine has been at a constant 7.6 for the past year or so.
Like I said in one of your other threads, get a testing kit if you don't already have one: Freshwater Master Test Kit
You get an 8% discount at aquariumguys for being an MFT member! Just PM f8fan for the code.
I found with city water they use buffers to keep the ph stable and so it won't damage the pipes. When I cycle a tank it takes awhile for the ph to stabilize before I start the next step to cycle my tank. It is best not to play with the ph most fish adjust every well to the ph in a tank as long as it is stable.
