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Here she is. A nice crimson

I used this with my 45 gallon and it says with 9 Corys and 4 Tetras I'm at 78% :confused::confused: Kind of a barren tank if I can only get a few more fish.

I'm hoping maybe it's just a temporary thing. Hidden dead fish decaying? For now I'm going to make it a habit of pre-mixing my PWC water and using buffer salts. Over the period of a few weeks (5 gallons a week) I hope this will adjust pH and not stress my fish out. Just like my SW tanks I'm...

Nitrates are at 0ppm Ammonia is at 0-0.1ppm Flourite gravel & no rocks, just driftwood & plants.

No change pH @ 3hrs = 7.4 pH @ 24hrs = 7.4 A shift of 1.0 is pretty drastic. Would a high bioload, and all the ammonia, create such a drastic change?

So I'm having some alkaline pH problems. I read again and again not to doctor my pH but something is wrong I feel within the tank itself. My tap test at ~7.2. The test tubes on the top http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y47/CardassianKeldon/photo-1.jpg But when the water enters my tank it turns...