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Old 26-05-2006, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by dom
Saw the setup with nice root look alike wood there. Suspecting there are 2 main reason causing the PH high. First, your pipe water may in high PH level like 8-8.5. After injecting the CO2 and managed to lower down to PH7.6 2nd, your gravel might contained small shell or those coral sand which not suitable for planted tank.
Sorry for interrupting this....Dom, u mentioned that gravel might contained ...blah blah (refer above quoted by Dom).....which not suitable for planted tank.... so can i put it this way...from observation, holland sand gravel also contains lots of crush shell la....would this be not suitable to use for planted tank also ??? correct me if i am wrong...

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Gary

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