Pseudotropheus saulosi

Angel's, Discus, Oscars, Rams, Malawi etc.
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I have some aragonite, that should do aye ?
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as in Aragonite sand? or as in crystals?
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fr499y wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 10:38 am as in Aragonite sand? or as in crystals?
Sand
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as long as its dry sand and not the bacteria booster type live sand then you should be ok.
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fr499y wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 12:34 pm as long as its dry sand and not the bacteria booster type live sand then you should be ok.
Ok yeah i had it before with some Tang cichlids
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Has anyone kept sterbai corys with Pseudotropheus saulosi as they are there already and b3 nice if i didn5 have to move them
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They won't take the hardness of the cichlids, or the water. ;)
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plankton wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2020 8:29 am They won't take the hardness of the cichlids, or the water. ;)
Ok

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fr499y wrote: Fri Feb 14, 2020 9:02 am Coral sand works wonders. It should buffer the water to a good 8 - 8.2 PH and raise the hardness up somewhat.
I put some aragonite sand and seryui rick and its done nothing
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Seryui rock
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