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I hate to ask this but what levels do I need to be concerned with for my water? I am normally just concerned with the PH. I have been using bottled water or water that I let sit for a couple days and then treat it. No problems with water changes so far.
 
Is your tank cycled? That's the most important question to answer first, but you also need to be testing for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate to make sure your water and tank are safe for axies.


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