@@chillvlogerjasbir Thank you so much.Well i am not amazing in any sense i believe if you ment about me but yes the breeder in my vdo is indeed amazing.
Hello Sir, my name is Amandeep. I am from Bihar. I am struggling with pH for quite some time. I use pure RO water. Before changing the water, I leave it in a bucket with an air stone for about twelve to fifteen hours. After that the pH increases to eight. After that, I add Diskus Buffer or API pH Down in it. For some time the pH decreases to about seven or less but it does not remain stable and after a while it starts increasing again. Why is this happening? I have done a lot of tests but there was no benefit. Recently, I even got my RO serviced and there was no benefit. This problem may happen with others as well. If possible, take advice from a knowledgeable person about this and make a video on this. Thanks 🙏
I loved your request regarding the subject and inwould be v interested to make a vdo on it with the best person but not sure wether anyone has.faced such ph fluctuation within such short time.It does fluctuate in long duration with increase of wastes and all.But since havent kept in Ro water so not much about it.But would say with my experience with major types of fish barring a few marine Fish and creatures it is v much possible to keep almost every fish in normal water and thats the easiest of all and no hazzard of trying to match the new water ph with the old tank water.If you are not doing breeding of fish like discus etc then it is not at all necessary.I would suggest you keep things simple and most fishes adapt to the neutral water even if its not the ideal one and your fishes will be happy and fine intead of your ph constantly fluctuating and leading to extreme stress of fish which can cause death of fishes also.Trust me keep most things simple and your fish keeping will be fine too .The more you make it complex you create difficulty for your fish and yourself as well.
@@anisaqua9817 Sir I would like to say one more thing that this happens when the TDS of RO water is 100 and yes, I get bore well water at my place and I use it after filtering it. If the TDS of RO water is 20 then it becomes stable with pH down or Diskus buffer absolutely but if the TDS of water is 100 or a little above that then Diskus buffer or API pH down does not work at all. The pH does decrease for some time but after some time it again becomes 8.0.
PH ( power oh hydrogen ) of RO water is neutral....7. Why are you aging RO water😊? RO water do not require to be aged. Only tap water requires to be aged to stabilize the Ph level. When you age tap water in a container the CO2 is being released slowly from the water and the Ph value increases gradually and stabilizes. RO water has negligible TDS ( very minimum depending upon your source water ) , no KH and GH. Kh or Carbonates and bicarbonates ( Carbonate hardness ) is directly proportional to Ph value...that means if your Kh is high ...Ph will be also high and the opposite. In your case your RO water ( pure water ) has a neutral Ph of 7 which will drop substantially without any buffer which Kh ( Carbonate hardness ) provides. So my question is how is it possible that the Ph value of your RO ( pure water ) is rising without any buffer which provides stability to Ph value. If you are intending the RO water for your discus tank just use Tap to RO water in ratio. If you want lower Ph value use RO to Tap water in ratio of 70: 30 but remember low Kh value will not be able to provide stability to Ph value and your Ph parameters will swing which is near to fatal for discus.
Very amazing man .❤
@@chillvlogerjasbir Thank you so much.Well i am not amazing in any sense i believe if you ment about me but yes the breeder in my vdo is indeed amazing.
Hello Sir, my name is Amandeep. I am from Bihar. I am struggling with pH for quite some time. I use pure RO water. Before changing the water, I leave it in a bucket with an air stone for about twelve to fifteen hours. After that the pH increases to eight. After that, I add Diskus Buffer or API pH Down in it. For some time the pH decreases to about seven or less but it does not remain stable and after a while it starts increasing again. Why is this happening? I have done a lot of tests but there was no benefit. Recently, I even got my RO serviced and there was no benefit. This problem may happen with others as well. If possible, take advice from a knowledgeable person about this and make a video on this. Thanks 🙏
I loved your request regarding the subject and inwould be v interested to make a vdo on it with the best person but not sure wether anyone has.faced such ph fluctuation within such short time.It does fluctuate in long duration with increase of wastes and all.But since havent kept in Ro water so not much about it.But would say with my experience with major types of fish barring a few marine Fish and creatures it is v much possible to keep almost every fish in normal water and thats the easiest of all and no hazzard of trying to match the new water ph with the old tank water.If you are not doing breeding of fish like discus etc then it is not at all necessary.I would suggest you keep things simple and most fishes adapt to the neutral water even if its not the ideal one and your fishes will be happy and fine intead of your ph constantly fluctuating and leading to extreme stress of fish which can cause death of fishes also.Trust me keep most things simple and your fish keeping will be fine too .The more you make it complex you create difficulty for your fish and yourself as well.
@@anisaqua9817 Sir I would like to say one more thing that this happens when the TDS of RO water is 100 and yes, I get bore well water at my place and I use it after filtering it. If the TDS of RO water is 20 then it becomes stable with pH down or Diskus buffer absolutely but if the TDS of water is 100 or a little above that then Diskus buffer or API pH down does not work at all. The pH does decrease for some time but after some time it again becomes 8.0.
PH ( power oh hydrogen ) of RO water is neutral....7. Why are you aging RO water😊? RO water do not require to be aged. Only tap water requires to be aged to stabilize the Ph level. When you age tap water in a container the CO2 is being released slowly from the water and the Ph value increases gradually and stabilizes. RO water has negligible TDS ( very minimum depending upon your source water ) , no KH and GH. Kh or Carbonates and bicarbonates ( Carbonate hardness ) is directly proportional to Ph value...that means if your Kh is high ...Ph will be also high and the opposite. In your case your RO water ( pure water ) has a neutral Ph of 7 which will drop substantially without any buffer which Kh ( Carbonate hardness ) provides. So my question is how is it possible that the Ph value of your RO ( pure water ) is rising without any buffer which provides stability to Ph value. If you are intending the RO water for your discus tank just use Tap to RO water in ratio. If you want lower Ph value use RO to Tap water in ratio of 70: 30 but remember low Kh value will not be able to provide stability to Ph value and your Ph parameters will swing which is near to fatal for discus.