Jul 31, 2011 #1 C coalcut Aquarium Advice Activist Joined Jul 28, 2011 Messages 157 Are there any problems with placing Sea Shells (of various sizes/types) in a fresh water tank?
Jul 31, 2011 #2 Flossie Aquarium Advice Addict Joined Apr 2, 2011 Messages 1,906 Location Tx coalcut said: Are there any problems with placing Sea Shells (of various sizes/types) in a fresh water tank? Click to expand... It's ok if they are really clean but I believe it can raise ur ph. I know crushed sea shells will...
coalcut said: Are there any problems with placing Sea Shells (of various sizes/types) in a fresh water tank? Click to expand... It's ok if they are really clean but I believe it can raise ur ph. I know crushed sea shells will...
Jul 31, 2011 #3 F fishnewbe420 Aquarium Advice Activist Joined Apr 24, 2011 Messages 184 Location west des monies ia I have had many different kinds of seashells in my fw tank. With nothing crazy happening.
Jul 31, 2011 #4 tarpon Aquarium Advice Addict Joined Jul 1, 2011 Messages 2,314 Location Dallas, Texas You just have to rinse them down very thoroughly. Maybe even boil it
Jul 31, 2011 #5 OP OP C coalcut Aquarium Advice Activist Joined Jul 28, 2011 Messages 157 Thanks for the info
Jul 31, 2011 #6 tarpon Aquarium Advice Addict Joined Jul 1, 2011 Messages 2,314 Location Dallas, Texas Yepp. And I didn't boil mine by the way. I just thoroughly rinsed it under the tap. Its been in a few different tanks with no problems
Yepp. And I didn't boil mine by the way. I just thoroughly rinsed it under the tap. Its been in a few different tanks with no problems
Jul 31, 2011 #7 E enid_b Aquarium Advice Apprentice Joined Jul 11, 2011 Messages 44 I put half a dozen in one of my old tanks to raise the ph a little. Just rinsed thoroughly beforehand, saw no adverse effects. Worked a treat.
I put half a dozen in one of my old tanks to raise the ph a little. Just rinsed thoroughly beforehand, saw no adverse effects. Worked a treat.