You did all the heavy lifting Altum, so the credit is yours. Still, it's nice to see such kind remarks for something that posters in this group have been doing for each other for years : ) Thanks ~nc.
NetMax On Feb 6, 6:41 pm, Altum <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks for the kind words. You had me smiling as I read this post. I > know "fixing" people's aquariums online is a bit of an odd hobby but > it's something everyone here who offers advice really enjoys. > > I'm so glad to hear the aquarium is stabilizing. Carbonate is a good > buffer, especially once you start CO2. It's found in natural waters > and easy on plants and fish. The nice thing about Seachem alkaline > buffer is that it is partly potassium bicarbonate rather than sodium > so you are adding a little valuable potash along with the bicarb. > > I will be curious to hear what other strategies you come up with. I'm > always on the lookout for new ways to manage aquariums. > > --Altum- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
