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So I have a pair of gbr's ..ik they are soft water and low ph around 6. My water is quite hard and the ph is at 8. What are the odds of them breeding, they show no signs of stress , they colorful and eating
Breeding, probably not, but stranger things can happen. As for long lived/healthy, since all are pretty much tank raised, as long as the PH stays stable, they'll do just fine.
I ordered a large piece of malaysian driftwood, I heard this will lower the ph and soften the water...will this help? Im really looking into breeding them.
You can also get a packet of Indian Almond Leaves or Alder Cones. I use IALs in my Shrimp tanks.
Tank raised fish are less picky on exact PH, but look for long term fixes if you are going to mess with water params. Bouncing the PH or hardness around is worse than consistency.
I have pool filter sand, slate stone, driftwood, a fake piece of driftwood drom petsmart. I also have water wisteria, annubias, and amazon sword plants
No I never tested it...I got the slate stone from craigslist from a guy who was breaking down hisnfish tank. He also gave me rocks and both of the rocks in stone are currently in my tank