RTR wrote:That depends entirely on you local water supply. England has some areas with great water for fish, and some areas where fish-keepers have nightmare water. (Are Yanks allow to say that we are unlikely to settle in West London, among others?)
London isn't a great place to live. Fortunately, I don't live there. I live in an area with particularly hard water which should be great for my fish but it means we get limescale in out beloved tea.
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If you plan on low-enf BW, you really need pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, carbonate hardness, pH, plus a means for testing specific gravity or salinity.
