Matt Rose
01-31-2019, 06:48 PM
Hi All, hope everyone is well
I have several pairs, proven by way of removing eggs on cone and artificially raising in RO.
They constantly eat the eggs time after time, when I guard the eggs they rarely turn into wrigglers if at all. When I remove the cone and put into a jug floating in the tank with a little Meth Blue and RO water they have a great hatch rate.
I’m putting this down to my water being very hard with a TDS of 400+ and the GH and KH being very high. My pH is 7.4 but stable and they are Stendker discus so I think that’s ok right? So I’ve invested in my own RO filter. I was planning on a continuous drip feed (50% auto WC per day) but read some threads on here saying that pure RO can result in unstable PH. Any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated in the best approach. I am now looking at storing the RO and using additives like Discus Trace? Any good? Will this help stabilise PH
Appreciate your help in advance Thanks
Matt
I have several pairs, proven by way of removing eggs on cone and artificially raising in RO.
They constantly eat the eggs time after time, when I guard the eggs they rarely turn into wrigglers if at all. When I remove the cone and put into a jug floating in the tank with a little Meth Blue and RO water they have a great hatch rate.
I’m putting this down to my water being very hard with a TDS of 400+ and the GH and KH being very high. My pH is 7.4 but stable and they are Stendker discus so I think that’s ok right? So I’ve invested in my own RO filter. I was planning on a continuous drip feed (50% auto WC per day) but read some threads on here saying that pure RO can result in unstable PH. Any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated in the best approach. I am now looking at storing the RO and using additives like Discus Trace? Any good? Will this help stabilise PH
Appreciate your help in advance Thanks
Matt