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KH hardness for a Tetraodon nigriviridis ... GSP 4/8/06
Dear Crew,
<Catherine>
Hello again,
I have a GSP about an inch big in a 120 litre tank. just a quick one ! I
have just tested the KH of my puffers water and
it is 13dKH which is 232.7ppm KH do you know if this is suitable ?
<Yes... as you likely are aware this is a brackish to (with size/age) marine
species... and these values are in line with such water>
Also, I cant seem to translate oz per gallon into specific gravity,
<Ounces of? Salts? For mixing, actually pre-mixing, best to use a "given"
volume of both/all... blend, circulate in a dedicated container and store
for a week or more before use>
apparently I'm aiming for about 3 oz per gallon (imperial), but to get to
this I have to go up 1.002 a day but I don't know how much that
would be in oz per gallon, math was never a strong point of mine.
Thank you
Cat
<... Mix outside the system... Please see the Brackish subweb on WWM re this
species, brackish water preparation:
http://wetwebmedia.com/BrackishSubWebIndex/BrackishSubWebIndex.htm
Bob Fenner>
Going From Brackish To Freshwater
12/10/05
WWM crew, I have a brackish tank which my fish recently died and I want to turn it into a freshwater tank. I was just wondering if I could skip recycling the tank by simply emptying the brackish water and replacing it with freshwater. Hope this question
isn't too stupid... thanks.
< Brackish is a very loose term that means it is between pure freshwater and pure saltwater. Depending on the exact salinity you were keeping your fish at, after replacing the water, I would still add Bio-Spira from
Marineland to cover all the bases.-Chuck>
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