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Re: Hatching water
I feel I have to explain why I prefer tankwater.Fresh aged water works
also but when we have to change water evry second day.Fresh aged vater
is never the same as tankwater it will alvays have a lover Ph.Eggs can
take low Ph acording to my expirence much lover than the fishes without
taken harm.So if I use acid water from my tanks I dont have to change it
before they hatch.It is the same with my tanks acid water Ph 5-6 is good
for the plants wich then alow me to minimise the waterchanges.Have 60,
10 gallon tanks and 20 eggboxes to maitaine and if I coudent runn in
this way I have to go down to less than 20 tanks for the same work.
Gunnar Aasblom.
Peter Tirbak wrote:
>
> I have always used fresh, aged water with a little salt in it, and have
> always done well.
>
> Peter Tirbak
>
> > From: gunnar asblom <agakilli at algonet_se>
> > Reply-To: killietalk at aka_org
> > Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2000 01:26:51 -0800
> > To: killietalk at aka_org
> > Subject: Re: Hatching water
> >
> > halbasch at es_com wrote:
> >>
> >> In most of the books and web messages relating to egg storage or hatching it
> >> is usually stressed to use the water that the eggs came from. It would seem
> >> that fresh aged water, of the same temperature , pH etc, would be wiser. I
> >> haven't read or heard of the reasoning behind the practice - other than it
> >> works. Anyone care to elucidate and wax prosaic?
> >>
> >>
> >> Steven G Halbasch
> >>
> >> Layton, Utah
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> > If I use fresh aged water instead of water from the tanks I will have
> > problem with fungus.
> > Gunnar.
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