🐠 Optimize Aquarium Water Quality with Tetra Correct Ph 7.0 Tablets Review

They didn't fit me at all. I understand they work for some people but maybe it has to do with where I live and the water, but the pH dropped from 7.6 to 6.8 in a matter of minutes and I checked again after a few hours and it's back up to 7.6 or maybe higher, I also tested 24 hours after the first tab before adding any more. The next day I added another tab and a few hours later the same thing showed up again so I added a second tab which made the water cloudy and still didn't work. My fish are…

So don't worry I won't tell you how it killed the fish in my aquarium. But I will tell you that this is a bubble that is quickly dissipating. That means if you're as stupid as me and leave the fish inside, they'll freak out! I've had three snails tumble onto the top of the aquarium as if their lives depended on it when it started bubbling. I also bought a water tester that shows nitrates, pH and water hardness. I tested before and after and found no change in pH. I haven't used these tests in a

These tablets worked surprisingly well. The tablets dissolved quickly and fixed my pH within 1-2 hours! My water is very alkaline, probably 8.2 or so, but these pills fixed that. I find that one of these pills worked better than the pH lowering API drops. See my picture before and after (1-2 hours) water pH test. **I used 1 tablet per 10 gallon tank. It would probably be a good idea to give the tablet in halves or even quarters to slow down the stressful and rapid pH change and give the fish…

For many years we had a goldfish that was very hardy and didn't give too much thought to testing or water treatment (other than dechlorination). "Goldie" died after 11 years so we wanted to get guppies and neon tetras for our 48 gallon aquarium. Wow, these little guys are sensitive to everything! We were treated to raise and lower the PH but could not stabilize. When I ordered something else for fish, Revain recommended Correct pH tablets. I thought I couldn't get it right, so what the heck. I…

Free ammonia measurement in my Seachem Ammonia Alert (I highly recommend this instead of using an ammonia test kit, it just hangs in your tank and gives a constant reading of free ammonia which is the only toxic ammonia) were too high. I checked my pH and it was around 8.0. I am using these pH tablets and my free ammonia levels have gone down. The reason for this, I found after doing some research, is that apparently high pH levels make ammonia more toxic. A neutral pH of 7 is also what most…