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Keep in mind that right now, an unusually large male is residing with burrito and i am doing 50% water changes each day
the ammonia right now is at a safe level
the hardness of the water is about 30
the carbonate hardness is 40
thr pH is about 6.5 maybe a bit lower
the nitrite is about 0 and the nitrate is between 0 and 20

my ammonia tester is a seachem ammonia alert


i will do more testing once burrito is living alone again and has a reestablished tank with just her in it
 
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