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    PH Control

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    I'm having problems in controlling my PH at 6.2~6.5 as it will go up within hours. Last night I adjust my PH from 6.2 this morning it became 6.6. Is there a good way to stabilize the PH? I think due to the fluctuation some of my shrimps died. I'm really worried. This wasn't noted to me until I got a PH meter to monitor it. Can someone advise me? BTW I'm keeping CRS.

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    Re: PH Control

    0.4 at 6-7pH should not cause death. Check your TDS, ammonia and nitrite levels first.
    Any rocks, coral or carbon filters in your tank?

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    Re: PH Control

    I do have carbon filters, no rocks or coral chips, but i have mini fissidens tied on pebbles.

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    How long has your carbon filters been in the tank? Would advise to remove carbon filters as they will leak out the 'bad stuffs' they absorb after some duration.. If I am not wrong...
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    Re: PH Control

    active carbon may actually increase pH in small amount.
    CRS - CRazy about Shrimps
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    You can't explain it simply, you don't understand it (well enough )..." - Albert Einstein

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    Re: PH Control

    CRS are able to adapt to ph 5.5 - 6.5. Even at 6.6 they would not die overnight.

    Some other stuffs might be causing their deaths.

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