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wow...a lot of chlorine....that cant be helpful :eek: Conductivity is rather high too and Ph certainly not suitable for trifasciata.
Better get an RO and mix your water ;)
I received a small shipment (12 fish) from Rio Nanay of Apistos which were suppose to be bitaeniatas..in the first moment I already figured out at least two agassizi guys in it. Now I have a hard time to distinguish the girls. What is a sure marker between them and subdominant males ? Iam a bit...
Mmmh.. Aroids are usually vines and need air around their roots...I do not know of one over here in Peru that grows underwater...and we have a huge collection of these here ;)
That 5 g bottle will do just fine
Mine is filled to 2/3 with peat...when I fill a 10litre bucket in it it needs approximately 5minutes to run through. I use sfagnum peat I buy at a local garden shop.
Thats the way to do. Here ein Lima I filter the water first through a carbon filter and then it goes into a "peatcannon" ...result is constant water with Ph 6.4 and 80 ppm hardness from 7.7Ph and 250-400 ppm. :)