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can any one tell me what chemicals (ph... ect) i should have in my octo tank? I am geting a baby bimac and putting it into a 50 gal tank.
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You must cycle your tank before putting in a baby bimac. Please read the Equipment List and the Checklist, both under Ceph Care
http://www.tonmo.com/cephcare/cephcarejump.php
Good water parameters would look something like this:
salinity 1.026
pH 8.2
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 0
Ammonia 0
It's good to check a new tank and make sure you are 0 for copper, too.
Temperature should be in the lower seventies, or even as low as 65 degrees, but low temperatures are difficult to achieve without a chiller.
Nancy
http://www.tonmo.com/cephcare/cephcarejump.php
Good water parameters would look something like this:
salinity 1.026
pH 8.2
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 0
Ammonia 0
It's good to check a new tank and make sure you are 0 for copper, too.
Temperature should be in the lower seventies, or even as low as 65 degrees, but low temperatures are difficult to achieve without a chiller.
Nancy
