u/anonnymouse2025

I see a lot of times when people talk about their fails that there were bits of roads they went on but didn't know about speeds/signs/roundabout and junction layouts. Are people going on those test routes in lessons, or are people driving in areas they dont know due to lack of local test availability?

13.5 gallon, 5 full grown and 6 juvenile female guppies, temp 25c, PH now 6.7 (was 7.4), Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrates a little under 5. Established for more than 2 years. Gravel bottom, 2 new pieces of spider wood, some slate to hold down wood. 4 marimo moss balls. Hang on back filter, 100w heater

I'm in the process of transitioning from plastic decor to aquascape. I moved my plastic decor out and replaced with spider wood and slate on Wednesday. Did water test before changing anything (0/0/5 ph 7.4). 4 days later it's 0/0/3ish ph 6.7. Would that be my new wood or slate?

Not panicking about it, but will keep an eye for further falls in ph.

Thanks