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    Re: First 2ft shrimp, comments are welcome

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    2 of my oto's died, 2 horned snail also die. The CRS and yamatos are doing fine.

    Any reason why the horned snails will die?

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    Re: First 2ft shrimp, comments are welcome

    Whats the current PH of your tank? Nerite snails quite sensitive to low PH. I had mine it's shell corroded and died after few months in the tank.


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    Re: First 2ft shrimp, comments are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by diazman View Post
    Whats the current PH of your tank? Nerite snails quite sensitive to low PH. I had mine it's shell corroded and died after few months in the tank.
    The PH has risen to 6.5! Shell is not corroded, but the meat is gone, probably eaten by the Yamatos.
    Any idea what could have caused the PH to rise so much? I only added one more 2213 cannister with original substrate + anti ammonia rocks.
    Will anti ammonia rocks have such effect?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dscyth View Post
    The PH has risen to 6.5! Shell is not corroded, but the meat is gone, probably eaten by the Yamatos.
    Any idea what could have caused the PH to rise so much? I only added one more 2213 cannister with original substrate + anti ammonia rocks.
    Will anti ammonia rocks have such effect?
    what are those anti ammonia rocks? zeolite? and for your 2213 what kind of media are you using?
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    Quote Originally Posted by leefhker View Post
    what are those anti ammonia rocks? zeolite? and for your 2213 what kind of media are you using?
    leffhker, they are Dymax Anti Ammonia rocks, comes in a mesh bag. I added them into the 5 month old second hand 2213 from a forumer and together with the orginal ehiem media that came with it.
    I am thinking that New Amazonia Soil is supposed to be lower in pH, so can't see what else would have caused the pH increase.

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    I discovered from the box that the Anti Ammonia rocks (zeolite) controls pH between 6.5 - 7.5! No wonder my pH shot up to 6.5.
    Now i have to cause a mini flood to remove the zeolite from the canister!

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    Re: First 2ft shrimp, comments are welcome

    Quote Originally Posted by Dscyth View Post
    I discovered from the box that the Anti Ammonia rocks (zeolite) controls pH between 6.5 - 7.5! No wonder my pH shot up to 6.5.
    Now i have to cause a mini flood to remove the zeolite from the canister!
    yup they are alkaline by nature if you read wiki...
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