I'll change some of the water now. Just wondering, any reason to bump up the temp? Its still within normal for all of the species in there...
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- Thu Jan 12, 2006 2:42 pm
- Forum: Freshwater Puffers
- Topic: Introducing a Dwarf Puffer
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- Thu Jan 12, 2006 2:18 pm
- Forum: Freshwater Puffers
- Topic: Introducing a Dwarf Puffer
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oh sorry about that... I did type the wrong thing :P I must have made a typo on the first one and then did not look at what I wrote down when I did the second :roll: Yes, NitrIte: 0 (this is the one that cycles) NitrAte: .02 -- I gave an hour to adapt to the pH (alowly adding water) - in the past I'...
- Thu Jan 12, 2006 1:53 pm
- Forum: Freshwater Puffers
- Topic: Introducing a Dwarf Puffer
- Replies: 8
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Just took the measurements PH: 7.5 (LFS was at 8.1) Temp: 76 degrees ammonia: 0 Nitrate: 0 Nitrite: .02 ppm (it tends to fluctuate a little but has never gone above 1ppm since I first cycled the tank) -- I did not know that they were 100% salt when adults (I knew they needed more though). When are t...
- Thu Jan 12, 2006 1:31 pm
- Forum: Freshwater Puffers
- Topic: Introducing a Dwarf Puffer
- Replies: 8
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Introducing a Dwarf Puffer
Hey everyone I have a 10g tank with a divider to separate 1/3 of the tank (I keep a crawfish in there). For a long while I had a Green Spotted Puffer living quite happily with an algae eater and live plants to keep him entertained. I also had/have a large infestation of snails that came with the pla...