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Ok so we are to beleive you just on your word? Some random new comer with nothing to back themselves up over someone that has been here for a very long time, is highly respected in the fish community and has written many many articles and kept 100s of fish. Ill keep doing what ive been doing and li...

Refrences? Just what is it about acid water which would or could be fatal to a riverine fish (and therefore native to widely varying water chemistry over the course of a year) in the wild or in captivity? Agreed that highly acidic tanks are not the easiest to maintain at that level, but I am unawar...

Location: http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Freshwater/T_Baileyi/ The T. Baileyi pH range is incorrect. These puffers are typically found in water around 7.0 pH, T. Baileyi will NOT survive in acidic pH like 6.0! From my experience, I would recommend a range of 6.8 - 7.2 (this...