Hi All,
I have been using Indian Almond Leaf in my tank because I like the effect it gives and since I started using it my fish seem to be more at peace and breeding like crazy. Anyway, my weekly %50 water change water is aged for a week with a few leaves in it and by the the time I do my weekly water change the aged water looks like a nice darkish tea color. I also put a couple of leaves in my tank every other water change and also have a large piece of driftwood in the tank. About 3 days after water change, my water is clear again as if I am not using Indain Almon Leaf. I do not use carbon or anything else in the filters, just normal sponge, EHEIM bio media, and filter floss. So do any of you guys think the ADA Aquasoil Amazonia II could be sucking up the tannins
?? I'm kind of baffled by this, I mean, where could the tannins be going other than into the Aquasoil, and if thats the case you would think it would hit a saturation at some point?? Any ideas?? Thanks in advance for any insight.
Cheers,
Singtoh
I have been using Indian Almond Leaf in my tank because I like the effect it gives and since I started using it my fish seem to be more at peace and breeding like crazy. Anyway, my weekly %50 water change water is aged for a week with a few leaves in it and by the the time I do my weekly water change the aged water looks like a nice darkish tea color. I also put a couple of leaves in my tank every other water change and also have a large piece of driftwood in the tank. About 3 days after water change, my water is clear again as if I am not using Indain Almon Leaf. I do not use carbon or anything else in the filters, just normal sponge, EHEIM bio media, and filter floss. So do any of you guys think the ADA Aquasoil Amazonia II could be sucking up the tannins
Cheers,
Singtoh