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Originally Posted by jlee7111
The woman at the fish store told me I had some time before I have to re-home them. I am moving in July and into a house and will be inheriting my mothers 200gallon tank. So they will be in a bigger home soon. Anyway I do have a question. How long after you do a water change should you check the PH and ammonia levels?? Before the water change they were both to high so I took out 45% of the water and am just curious. Please someone help me out here.
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is this a new tank? Your true ph can be gathered 24 hrs after
wc, you should test for amm before
wc, say it's at 1
ppm you should do a 50% change to get it down to .5 and than another 30% to get it to safe levels. These oscars grow quick and make a huge mess, you should really take them back.. What do you have for filtration?
Lfs employees are usually horrible in the advice department. They are yes people.. sales first..