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fish_chic · 11-13-2006, 04:42 PM

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Buffering your tank water is not difficult to do. Nor does it have to be an expensive and time-consuming process. While there are several commercial buffers available for use, there are also home remedies that are just as good, and much cheaper. The biggest piece of advice I can give someone who is interested in buffering his or her tank is to not get into a hurry, and do it slowly.[/QUOTE]

so what are the different home remedies you can use to buffer your tank. oh and why do you buffer again.

11-13-2006, 04:42 PM	#5 (permalink)
fish_chic Medium Fish Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: florida Posts: 386	[quote=Orion Buffering your tank water is not difficult to do. Nor does it have to be an expensive and time-consuming process. While there are several commercial buffers available for use, there are also home remedies that are just as good, and much cheaper. The biggest piece of advice I can give someone who is interested in buffering his or her tank is to not get into a hurry, and do it slowly.[/QUOTE] so what are the different home remedies you can use to buffer your tank. oh and why do you buffer again. __________________ HEATHER 90 GAL FW COMMUNITY TANK- 1 GOLD SEVERUM, 5 ANGELS, 4 KRIBS (2M & 2F), 6 CORYS, 1 PICTUS CATFISH, 1 BLUE BOTIA 55 GAL MALAWI CICHLID TANK- 14 COBALTS, 7 HYBRID FRY, 1 BRISTELNOSE PLECO, 1 SPOTTED RAPHAEL CATFISH