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Old 08-27-2013, 03:47 PM   #41
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On ok.. flame angel says should not be exposed to more than .15 ppm. I was thinking it said .15 mg/l so was thinking .50 mg/l was way too much. What is .15 ppm equivalent to when measuring mg/l?

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my point was that your .15ppm is likely for copper. The .5ppm(or mg/l) is for the CHELATED COPPER. Chelated copper is not as toxic as copper so your fish should easily survive a .5ppm copper concentration if it is chelated copper.
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Oh.. that makes since.. why do they only specify that for flame angels then and don't say it about any other fish

Like if you go to live aquarias page.. which I do for pretty much every fish before I buy it.. I've only seen it specified on the flame angels info
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