FluffyHerper
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- Gigi
I have been giving my baby salamanders half tap water (my tap water doesn't have chemicals only heavy metals) of a ph of 7 (does age deplete the quality of the test kit?
) and half pond water with LOADS of daphnia. Is this alright? Also, I have been putting water conditioner in my tap water for the metals, it doesn't have aloe but it said it has "slime coat" or that it helps their slime coat or some thing and I know that should be avoided... the brand is topfin and these are the ingredients: Water, EDTA, PVP, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Thiosulfate, Glycerin. If there are any "bad" ingredients I will discontinue the use of this and buy prime (they didn't have it in stock last time). Can I use Poland spring water? I heard they use reverse osmosis so I didn't know what to think.
p.s. what do you guys use for substrate? I already read the article about substrate but there are alot of options.
Answer back so I know if I made a big mistake.
Thanks!!!
~Gigi
) and half pond water with LOADS of daphnia. Is this alright? Also, I have been putting water conditioner in my tap water for the metals, it doesn't have aloe but it said it has "slime coat" or that it helps their slime coat or some thing and I know that should be avoided... the brand is topfin and these are the ingredients: Water, EDTA, PVP, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Thiosulfate, Glycerin. If there are any "bad" ingredients I will discontinue the use of this and buy prime (they didn't have it in stock last time). Can I use Poland spring water? I heard they use reverse osmosis so I didn't know what to think.p.s. what do you guys use for substrate? I already read the article about substrate but there are alot of options.
Answer back so I know if I made a big mistake
.Thanks!!!
~Gigi
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