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spaz_9871 Member Posts: 74 |
my water has gone brown ever since i put my peace of drift wood in the tank i boilled and soaked my wood so whats the cure 2 this water I like the look but is it bad 4 the fish [This message has been edited by spaz_9871 (edited 12-08-2003).] IP: Logged |
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rinkrat33 Member Posts: 13 |
I tried driftwood in my 70 gallon tank and it did the same thing. I tried multiple water changes with no results. I ended up taking it out. After about 2 more water changes, no more brown icky water. IP: Logged |
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spaz_9871 Member Posts: 74 |
oh well im doomed my cat fish needs drift wood to stay hell-fe IP: Logged |
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dianenm Member Posts: 183 |
some types of driftwood leak tannin and likely will never stop. a lot of fish really like blackwater, though people often don't like tea stained water in their aquariums. you can get driftwood that does not color the water. IP: Logged |
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spaz_9871 Member Posts: 74 |
oh so it's not bad for the fish cool I like that swampy look a bit [This message has been edited by spaz_9871 (edited 12-08-2003).] IP: Logged |
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leopoldi lover Member Posts: 11 |
of course its not bad for the fish. it actually softens water and lowers ph!! i got a piece of bogwood from my local river and i started with the ph of 8.2 now its 6.8 IP: Logged |
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