High GH in Sakura tank

well bro , becareful not to over dose your CO2 ....

[fishy80]

Originally Posted by misery

well bro , becareful not to over dose your CO2 ....

Ok but I am having problems with my GH still.

[cheetf]

When you mess with the water parameters you can expect dead shrimps.

[silane]

Originally Posted by fishy80

Ok but I am having problems with my GH still.

Have u remove the rock?

[fishy80]

Originally Posted by silane

Have u remove the rock?

Nope. I cant do so. Its part of my scape. But i am intending to shift my Sakuras into my CRS tanks if the GH still remains high. Thanks for your concern.

[silane]

Originally Posted by fishy80

Nope. I cant do so. Its part of my scape. But i am intending to shift my Sakuras into my CRS tanks if the GH still remains high. Thanks for your concern.

Then why are you still asking how to solve your high GH problem ?

ya agreed with bro silane, in the past i used to have high gh prob also,thought it was caused by ceramic rings,but after taking it out my gh still was over 14, than i took out my rocks slates,now ok liao,bro if you want your shrimps to be living guess you will have to let go of it

Just my 2 cents

[fishy80]

I tried a vinegar test in my rocks. they sizzled. The rocks are the main source of problems. I will be transferring the Sakuras to my CRS tank.

Hi I am a newbie.
Waht do you guys mean by WC?
Btw my gravel is those small pebble type, will affect the GH or the shrimps?

[fishy80]

Originally Posted by toysnake

Hi I am a newbie.
Waht do you guys mean by WC?
Btw my gravel is those small pebble type, will affect the GH or the shrimps?

wc = water change, I guess it should be ok. Get one of the pebbles out from the tank. use vinegar and spray on it, if it sizzles, its not suitable for the tank.