WOW, Gabe is the best because he gives very specific instructions and COVERS ALL BASES. He is a very good teacher. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT WITHOUT THE BS.
This is just what I was looking for. Gabe's adult, straight forward, to the point style is great. His years of experience mean good practical advice. Good on ya, Gabe. Breath of fresh air👍
This video is old, so you might not see this, but I can’t watch it, and a not express my gratitude. Thank you so much! I have a lot of fish tanks. I’m planning a move to a place where ph is a drastic difference from where I’m at. My PH is around 6.7, and where I’m going it’s 8.0. You saved me, and more importantly all my fish, and my little axolotl!
Thank you so much! Me and my girlfriend were struggling with some water buffer in order to lower PH, we live in Brazil and they are very expensive. We've been investing into an angelfish farm, and we couldn't find a way to make the water part to work out... This video helped us a lot!!! Thank you so much!
@@JackWattleyDiscusThanks for the explanation on the chemical reaction. I recently lowered my hydroponic PH using concentrated vinegar, but after a couple days the PH went back up. Now it makes sense that the ph only went down temporarily, while going through the chemical reaction. I added a bit more vinegar today to see if it stays there now. I’ll retest it tomorrow, but I might decide to just go buy some phosphoric acid.
Works 10.000 times better than any of the shelf dedicated product and it is almost for free in compare. One thing i will add - it evaporates quickly and the vapors can ruin your lungs also very quickly, so be careful.
Had discus in the past stop keeping them because my tap ph was to high and had to use all kinds of buffers to get it down. With this great video I may get back to keeping them again. New subscriber.
MEDINA CICHLIDS , I have discus and know what you mean by chasing the ph. My ph out the tap is too low. I have to buffer it up with alkaline buffer to bring the ph up.
Thanks Gabe. for your videos we really learn a lot from them and we really appreciate the time you take out of you're schedule to better inform us of this knowledge . Keep them coming.
I dont have yet a discuss tank, but you have an interesting and eduacational vids.. And one more thing your honest enough and making a way for viewers to avoid contact with acid is a good plus for you.. Making your viewers safe.. that made me watch your other vids..
I’m late to the party, but I must join the chorus for Gabe. This goes beyond fish, to me Gabe truly enjoys what he does. He loves to deconstruct problems. He loves to teach. I’m lucky to be able to watch. Thank you!
Man! I'm not impressed easily; but you mi hermano, were born to teach! It's one thing to be knowledgable; it's another to effectively teach. I'm new to your world, so I apologize if my questions are redundant. Have you considered or already did a complete step by step DISCUS tank setup video?
My pH from the tap is 7.8. I can’t keep Cardinal Neons and I have too many Cory’s dying. Unfortunately the max pH for the fish I want to have is too high. My tank is cycled. All my other water parameters are spot on except for the pH. I’ve used pete, water softener pillows, drift wood, almond leaves with no significant result. And they work so slowly and cannot keep up with my water changes. I do a 50% water change about every 10 days with the water that has a 7.8 pH approximately to keep Nitrates down to a safe level. I’d love to install RO but that is too expensive. We just can’t afford it. So I see this as the ONLY solution for the water changes and keeping the pH at a safer level. Thanks for this excellent video!!
I am curious how adding this acid affects KH (buffer)? I am no chemist but as I understand it PH is the acidity scale, GH is the dissolved minerals scale, and KH is the buffer to PH scale. So if my tap starts at 8.0ph with high KH and GH and I add acidity, naturally the PH will fall (according to exactly how much acid you add and where your KH was when you added it) but does the KH move as a result of the PH overcoming the buffer? I should probably learn the actual science instead of just asking questions online but this video was awesome and the world needs more people like you.
I've been doing the Home Depot PH 'hack' for over 15 years now. But I always struggled with keeping green algae and green water under control... until I discovered it was being caused by the phosphorus in the phosphoric acid. So about 10 years ago, I switched to muriatic acid (which doesn't contain phosphorus) and haven't had an issue with green algae or water since!
@@Captcrypto2020 I live in the Dallas, Texas area, and the water here is very hard and alkaline so it takes a fair amount of muriatic acid to take the water from pH 8 to pH 6. Here's what happens: If I add _just enough_ muriatic acid to bring the pH down to 6, yes, the pH will 'rebound' back up after a day or two. So what I do is keep adding muriatic acid a little at a time over the span of a few days while keeping a running total of how much acid I've added until the 'rebounding' stops and the pH is stable at 6. From then on, for any _subsequent_ batches of water I prepare, I simply add the _total_ amount of acid that I used before, all at one time, right at the beginning. The pH will go _waaaay_ below 6 at first, but after a few days, will 'rebound' and settle in nicely at 6!
@@MikeInExile thanks for sharing that, gonna be doing this myself. My ph is around 8.5 and is very alkaline as well Trying to keep live plants and tropical fish, only had the tank about a month so it’s good to find information like this!
Wonderful video but I don’t need to fill up multiple tanks, I just need to fix the PH in a 10gallon tank. How much of this should I put in a gallon of water. ( back fill water)
Jack Wattley Discus keep going. It’s making us Discus keepers feel like we can get a resolute voice on Discus keeping. I’ve listened to hundreds of channels and they all seem to conflict on something or other, Your videos always make good sense and how you present it is easy to follow.
Thanks for your quick reply be live me now is 4 o'clock here in Belgium I am still awake to monitor this fluval E 300 new Heater it is good now 29.5 C , what about the noises and refusing food. Me now stressed more than those fish, I travelled more than 10 hours to search a good breeder and I brought good quality fish, will they get use to the house disturbances with kids maybe after a while .? Thanks
Definitely trying this. My ph starts off at 7.4 then rises to 8.2 after a couple days of aerating. So looks like my tap water is naturally high. The weird thing is I can't tell if the fish are stress. They have full color and most are eating well... except for my electric blue acara. But I'll need to test this out. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
For small tank just go buy lemons. Squeeze half a lemon into a 10 gallon tank. The ph will drop by about .8 initially. Next day the ph should rise back up and u can add the.second half of the lemon gradually reducing the resting ph of the water
Hi Gabe, a very informative video. I have a quick question. After adding Muriatic acid and once the ph stablizes to where I want it to be, does the ph stay the same or will the acid loose its capacity overtime (in a month??) resulting the ph to spike again?? Thanks for any response.
It doesn't lose it's capacity. It reacts with the alkaline minerals which have built up on your tank walls over the years and this is why you see a rise. Eventually after a few months and once the minerals have been consumed by the water changes, that's when your pH will stabilize.
Hi Gabe, thanks for the ph hack. Just wondering after 3 days when the chemical reaction is complete, are there any chance of ph swings or will it remain consistent?
Thats a good question! Im wondering myself if it remains stable. I have a 55g drum I use for my water changes, How about the mix with Prime? can we use both Prime and this acid?
@@JackWattleyDiscus at the moment my operation is small and my well water is at 6.8 / 7 so I don't have the need for it but hopefully one day I will have a large large enough set up that this gem of information would be necessary. I appreciate you and your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites
@@JackWattleyDiscus I am very much impressed to see your video. I am doing discus breeding in my house. But, my Tank water ph - 7.6, I have use api ph down, in that time my tank PH lebel was 6.8 but next day after putting discus fish water lebel converted again 7.6. So, please tell me how to my tank water ph lebel down between 6 to 6.8. Thanks, Jack Wattley
Great info video, glad i stumbled upon this site, If i use RO water mixed with a little tap water for a breeding tank do i still need to lower PH or just focus on soft water? my PH is 7.4 from the tap
One question Gabe. So once the chemical reaction is done after approximently 3 days and the ph drops to let’s say 7.0 Now a day or two later it’ll go back up as you said. So if I were to add the 7.0 ph water into my tank.. I’m assuming the ph will then begin to rise again on the 4th or 5th day as it would in the bin? I have 2 pairs of discus and a colony of Amazon Puffer fish that I’m attempting to breed. My discus have before but the eggs didn’t survive due to the ph being to high and I’d assume the KH and GH as well being to high. Anyways I got this aquarium soil that lowers the PH to minimum 6.3, even with a high KH it’ll in a way you could say override the KH and drop the PH and keep it steady. I have a PH reader instrument and the soil is actually doing its job and lowering the PH. My question is is if I were to do this method with the muriatic acid and lower the PH to whatever my PH is in these tanks, fill the tanks, will my ph stay since I have this soil in it or will it rise and then lower again? I don’t want major PH swings and kill my fish. Thank you! I hope this wasn’t confusing. I’m trying to explain as best as possible!
Gabe, I have several bottles of vinegar 5% acid. Is it o.k. to use this as well or should I only stick with the what you showed us? Respectfully, Marty
Once the ph is where you want it will it stay the same? And could i bottle more water for future water changes from that batch? Thinking about keeping apistogramma cacatuoides but water is 8 from the tap and full of minerals as were surrounded by limestone. Could I add tap water for future water changes and just keep a piece of driftwood or no?
Dear Gabe, you said that you follow this technique over 25 years, but i seen in comments guy's telling of increasing tds from 500 to 900ppm ! so is this acceptable for discus keeping? what are you doing for this ? is your discus water tds around 900 ppm since 25 years? Thanks in advance
hi gabe thanks so much for this amazing tip! question though, would there be an effect on the tank itself, specifically to the silicone lining in the tank even if you age the water with the muriatic dose in it?
Ahahaha man i love so much how u explain u are awsome haha,funny but also interesting,and wery nice informations! "dint be a slick..." so cool hahah,keep up the good job,wish yall the best!
WOW, Gabe is the best because he gives very specific instructions and COVERS ALL BASES. He is a very good teacher. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT WITHOUT THE BS.
Nice videos. Short enough to keep interest and long enough to get all the salient points in. No fluff. Keep it going.
This is just what I was looking for. Gabe's adult, straight forward, to the point style is great. His years of experience mean good practical advice. Good on ya, Gabe. Breath of fresh air👍
This video is old, so you might not see this, but I can’t watch it, and a not express my gratitude. Thank you so much! I have a lot of fish tanks. I’m planning a move to a place where ph is a drastic difference from where I’m at. My PH is around 6.7, and where I’m going it’s 8.0. You saved me, and more importantly all my fish, and my little axolotl!
Thank you so much! Me and my girlfriend were struggling with some water buffer in order to lower PH, we live in Brazil and they are very expensive. We've been investing into an angelfish farm, and we couldn't find a way to make the water part to work out... This video helped us a lot!!! Thank you so much!
Appreciate your honesty gabe, thanks for making us such great videos.
I don't even keep discus
But the explanation you deliver and way to express the terms it's superb and very interesting !
Beautiful video 👍🏻
Make it easy, make it simple to understand without trying to impress.and anyone can achieve the hobby. Thanks for your remarks.
@@JackWattleyDiscusThanks for the explanation on the chemical reaction. I recently lowered my hydroponic PH using concentrated vinegar, but after a couple days the PH went back up. Now it makes sense that the ph only went down temporarily, while going through the chemical reaction. I added a bit more vinegar today to see if it stays there now. I’ll retest it tomorrow, but I might decide to just go buy some phosphoric acid.
what a champion. no bs, but you can tell he cares.
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this mans legit ! sheeeit, godbless for people like this man you got my subscription
i like how you done this video,short quick no unnecessary words, the things you talk is all people need to know . thank you.
Love it! Right to the point. This guy knows what he's saying. And only took one take. Not a million cuts, or dorky editing. THANK YOU
Yeah old school real deal pro right here! Not like 99% of the amateur fish keepers on here thinking they are famous....
This had to be one of the best videos I have ever watched on RUclips. I'm greatly impressed and instantly subscribing
Works 10.000 times better than any of the shelf dedicated product and it is almost for free in compare. One thing i will add - it evaporates quickly and the vapors can ruin your lungs also very quickly, so be careful.
Ive never seen someone could explain this equation better than this guy , amazing u could be a teacher in university and we would never be bored
My Best teachers through life made the subject interesting and those subjects were the easiest to learn. Thanks and enjoy.
Thanks Gabe!
Whenever you speek you ooze pure experience which is more than my age.
God bless u!
Most clear and informative video I've ever seen. FYI water weighs 8.345 pounds per gallon.
You are great sir and a true hobbyist who distribute the knowledge.. appreciated
Had discus in the past stop keeping them because my tap ph was to high and had to use all kinds of buffers to get it down. With this great video I may get back to keeping them again. New subscriber.
MEDINA CICHLIDS , I have discus and know what you mean by chasing the ph. My ph out the tap is too low. I have to buffer it up with alkaline buffer to bring the ph up.
Thanks Gabe. for your videos we really learn a lot from them and we really appreciate the time you take out of you're schedule to better inform us of this knowledge . Keep them coming.
Thank you for taking the time to let me know.
I dont have yet a discuss tank, but you have an interesting and eduacational vids..
And one more thing your honest enough and making a way for viewers to avoid contact with acid is a good plus for you..
Making your viewers safe.. that made me watch your other vids..
I’m late to the party, but I must join the chorus for Gabe. This goes beyond fish, to me Gabe truly enjoys what he does. He loves to deconstruct problems. He loves to teach. I’m lucky to be able to watch. Thank you!
Thanks Gabe...all the slick willy, willy nilly hacks....always informative 👍...no BS...GREAT DISCUS REPUTATION
Gabe helping us kick up our discus keeping ANOTHER NOTCH!
I love this no nonsense video, I just discovered your channel. I’m now following, thank you so much!
Man! I'm not impressed easily; but you mi hermano, were born to teach! It's one thing to be knowledgable; it's another to effectively teach. I'm new to your world, so I apologize if my questions are redundant. Have you considered or already did a complete step by step DISCUS tank setup video?
Thanks gabe! You my friend are an open book. Love your videos, keep em coming amigo!
Open book to any hobby is a more enjoyable hobby for all.
This video just changed my entire game, thank you man
Enjoy the savings
This dude is awesome. It’s like a Scorsese movie shot in back of the shop but with loads of useful information delivered hybrid Pesci/De Niro style 👌🏻
It's the Joisy accent I can't get rid of it.
Haha - you don’t need to because everyone enjoys the accent, thanks from UK. 👍🏻
OMG, a helpful video that gets straight to the point
Thanks Gabe, I always wait for your new information videos , u are the best !
I jut love Gabe. He makes things so simple, and it's so helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for watching.
This guy is wow. No blah blah. Just straight to the point.
This guy is a g. Such an excellent teacher.
My pH from the tap is 7.8. I can’t keep Cardinal Neons and I have too many Cory’s dying. Unfortunately the max pH for the fish I want to have is too high. My tank is cycled. All my other water parameters are spot on except for the pH. I’ve used pete, water softener pillows, drift wood, almond leaves with no significant result. And they work so slowly and cannot keep up with my water changes. I do a 50% water change about every 10 days with the water that has a 7.8 pH approximately to keep Nitrates down to a safe level. I’d love to install RO but that is too expensive. We just can’t afford it. So I see this as the ONLY solution for the water changes and keeping the pH at a safer level. Thanks for this excellent video!!
please tell me has it worked for you?!
I reuse the water from my dehumidifier in tank to top everything off sometimes. That, distilled water and rain water.
Love this guy. Just a quick pointer. Make a bigger base for your trash can and it won't spill over. Your welcome 👍🏼
Love your passion, makes me want to get into discus!
Been wondering if that was even possible. Thanks for the explanation. I enjoy your videos as they are extremely informative.
Thank you for your sharing. What should I do to increase pH without increasing hardness?
I've been looking for this explanation for years!!!!! Thank You!
Thanks for getting to the point. Great video.
Love your tips Jack But Love soo much your positive energy ! Please guys help him as giving his video a thumb up He totaly deserve it !!
thanks a lote gabz from karachi pakistan
Thank you. Honestly a few people would really care and tell you how to do this. 😊😊
nice Video , 5 years old and still brilliant
really like your style mate, seem fun and seems like you really like your job
Great video as always Gabe.
FIY: Pure water weighs 8.3 pounds per gallon.
Thanks
I am curious how adding this acid affects KH (buffer)? I am no chemist but as I understand it PH is the acidity scale, GH is the dissolved minerals scale, and KH is the buffer to PH scale. So if my tap starts at 8.0ph with high KH and GH and I add acidity, naturally the PH will fall (according to exactly how much acid you add and where your KH was when you added it) but does the KH move as a result of the PH overcoming the buffer? I should probably learn the actual science instead of just asking questions online but this video was awesome and the world needs more people like you.
once again thankyou sir your knowledge and teachings are amazing to say the least. blessings my brother
As usual gabe brilliant keep the videos coming thanks
So educational and entertaining
You're a legend Gabe!
I've been doing the Home Depot PH 'hack' for over 15 years now. But I always struggled with keeping green algae and green water under control... until I discovered it was being caused by the phosphorus in the phosphoric acid. So about 10 years ago, I switched to muriatic acid (which doesn't contain phosphorus) and haven't had an issue with green algae or water since!
Absolutely correct. Many people prefer the phosphoric acid because it has zero fumes, but it will create algae.
Does the PH stay balanced after the 3 days?
@@Captcrypto2020 I live in the Dallas, Texas area, and the water here is very hard and alkaline so it takes a fair amount of muriatic acid to take the water from pH 8 to pH 6. Here's what happens: If I add _just enough_ muriatic acid to bring the pH down to 6, yes, the pH will 'rebound' back up after a day or two. So what I do is keep adding muriatic acid a little at a time over the span of a few days while keeping a running total of how much acid I've added until the 'rebounding' stops and the pH is stable at 6. From then on, for any _subsequent_ batches of water I prepare, I simply add the _total_ amount of acid that I used before, all at one time, right at the beginning. The pH will go _waaaay_ below 6 at first, but after a few days, will 'rebound' and settle in nicely at 6!
@@MikeInExile thanks for sharing that, gonna be doing this myself.
My ph is around 8.5 and is very alkaline as well
Trying to keep live plants and tropical fish, only had the tank about a month so it’s good to find information like this!
@@MK_Aquatics My pleasure! Glad I could help! 🙂
What should be your ph with Discus? The reason I am asking is because you guys are the very best when it comes to Discus
Their range is from 5.5 to 7.5. Nearer to the center of those two is best.
Ur amazing brotha thanks for sharing your knowledge definitely help 🙏
I remember this from pools, but did not even think about using it for fish. Thank You
Thanks Gab! Man you always teach something new whenever you make any new video. 💯 likes.
Love your awesome advices mate. Thanks heaps.
Wonderful video but I don’t need to fill up multiple tanks, I just need to fix the PH in a 10gallon tank. How much of this should I put in a gallon of water. ( back fill water)
Good job Gabe! Dynamic video 😊
Loving your videos! I find myself waiting for the next one!
Thanks for the inspiration 9 more videos already on the chopping block.
Jack Wattley Discus keep going. It’s making us Discus keepers feel like we can get a resolute voice on Discus keeping. I’ve listened to hundreds of channels and they all seem to conflict on something or other, Your videos always make good sense and how you present it is easy to follow.
nice gabe...just getting into discus now...actually have 10..haven't lost any yet
knock wood
and greetings from nj
I'm going to buy 1 more fish and name it Gabe. I loved every word, but my favorite @ 04:20.
Thanks for sharing down to earth info👍👍👍
Thanks for your quick reply be live me now is 4 o'clock here in Belgium I am still awake to monitor this fluval E 300 new Heater it is good now 29.5 C , what about the noises and refusing food.
Me now stressed more than those fish, I travelled more than 10 hours to search a good breeder and I brought good quality fish, will they get use to the house disturbances with kids maybe after a while .?
Thanks
Thanks sir for this teaching us this trick ☺☺
Thanks my friend. This is an excellent advise. And I totally agree with you. .. safe first
Wooowww that’s is way cheaper than the discus buffer. Great info 👍🏽
This was straight to the point, great!
Definitely trying this. My ph starts off at 7.4 then rises to 8.2 after a couple days of aerating. So looks like my tap water is naturally high. The weird thing is I can't tell if the fish are stress. They have full color and most are eating well... except for my electric blue acara. But I'll need to test this out. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
For small tank just go buy lemons. Squeeze half a lemon into a 10 gallon tank. The ph will drop by about .8 initially. Next day the ph should rise back up and u can add the.second half of the lemon gradually reducing the resting ph of the water
Hi Gabe, a very informative video. I have a quick question. After adding Muriatic acid and once the ph stablizes to where I want it to be, does the ph stay the same or will the acid loose its capacity overtime (in a month??) resulting the ph to spike again?? Thanks for any response.
It doesn't lose it's capacity. It reacts with the alkaline minerals which have built up on your tank walls over the years and this is why you see a rise. Eventually after a few months and once the minerals have been consumed by the water changes, that's when your pH will stabilize.
Hi Gabe, thanks for the ph hack. Just wondering after 3 days when the chemical reaction is complete, are there any chance of ph swings or will it remain consistent?
Thats a good question! Im wondering myself if it remains stable. I have a 55g drum I use for my water changes, How about the mix with Prime? can we use both Prime and this acid?
@@ColorzGuppyFarm have you tried this method for lowering ph in your tanks?
@@sodone4480 Hi, in the end I do not need to lower ph, i had a sudden spike. it now has stabilized since. anyhow with Guppies high ph is good!
Thank you for explaining it in a simple matter
So glad I found your content, great stuff!!!!
What a fantastic tip. Thanks so much
This is the first time I've heard about this method of dealing with pH
We're here to help
@@JackWattleyDiscus at the moment my operation is small and my well water is at 6.8 / 7 so I don't have the need for it but hopefully one day I will have a large large enough set up that this gem of information would be necessary. I appreciate you and your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites
It's old as the hills. Back in the day they would even use viniger.
my ph is 7.6 out the tap? what should i do
@@JackWattleyDiscus I am very much impressed to see your video. I am doing discus breeding in my house. But, my Tank water ph - 7.6, I have use api ph down, in that time my tank PH lebel was 6.8 but next day after putting discus fish water lebel converted again 7.6.
So, please tell me how to my tank water ph lebel down between 6 to 6.8.
Thanks,
Jack Wattley
This guy is awesome. He sounds like Frank Rizzo from the Jerky Boys! :)
Great info video, glad i stumbled upon this site, If i use RO water mixed with a little tap water for a breeding tank do i still need to lower PH or just focus on soft water? my PH is 7.4 from the tap
Nope
Fantastic info, Keep up the great work
Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you for this Information. Great vid.
Broooooo.... loud and clear ! Got it
this is the best way because the other way is to precipitate out calcium but that is detrimental to fish bones
One question Gabe.
So once the chemical reaction is done after approximently 3 days and the ph drops to let’s say 7.0
Now a day or two later it’ll go back up as you said.
So if I were to add the 7.0 ph water into my tank.. I’m assuming the ph will then begin to rise again on the 4th or 5th day as it would in the bin?
I have 2 pairs of discus and a colony of Amazon Puffer fish that I’m attempting to breed. My discus have before but the eggs didn’t survive due to the ph being to high and I’d assume the KH and GH as well being to high.
Anyways I got this aquarium soil that lowers the PH to minimum 6.3, even with a high KH it’ll in a way you could say override the KH and drop the PH and keep it steady.
I have a PH reader instrument and the soil is actually doing its job and lowering the PH.
My question is is if I were to do this method with the muriatic acid and lower the PH to whatever my PH is in these tanks, fill the tanks, will my ph stay since I have this soil in it or will it rise and then lower again? I don’t want major PH swings and kill my fish.
Thank you! I hope this wasn’t confusing. I’m trying to explain as best as possible!
Hi Sir, I like the words how you great everyone.. Thanks for the informative video
Gabe, I have several bottles of vinegar 5% acid. Is it o.k. to use this as well or should I only stick with the what you showed us? Respectfully, Marty
Any acid will do. I don't like vinegar because of the smell. But it will work as well
sharp as a tack.
Once the ph is where you want it will it stay the same? And could i bottle more water for future water changes from that batch? Thinking about keeping apistogramma cacatuoides but water is 8 from the tap and full of minerals as were surrounded by limestone. Could I add tap water for future water changes and just keep a piece of driftwood or no?
That pvc tank filler is great 👍🏻🍻🇨🇦 edit: subbed from Prince Edward Island Canada 🇨🇦🐠
Great video. Will that have any other effects such as on hardness?
Ant time you add you always bring it up
Great video! Right to the point!!!
Subscribed after watching this video.
Thank you Gabe! You have the best videos.
You're too kind.
Dear Gabe,
you said that you follow this technique over 25 years, but i seen in comments guy's telling of increasing tds from 500 to 900ppm ! so is this acceptable for discus keeping? what are you doing for this ? is your discus water tds around 900 ppm since 25 years?
Thanks in advance
Thanks Gabe this is great content!
hi gabe thanks so much for this amazing tip! question though, would there be an effect on the tank itself, specifically to the silicone lining in the tank even if you age the water with the muriatic dose in it?
Ahahaha man i love so much how u explain u are awsome haha,funny but also interesting,and wery nice informations! "dint be a slick..." so cool hahah,keep up the good job,wish yall the best!
Thanks it's so easy !!
Does this work for caridina shrimp? Maybe to save the qaulity of the active soil longer?
Straight to the point
What a G, definitely subbing!
Thank you for this intriguing method
Good job Gabe thank you this was helpful.