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Posted by Buddy on March 12, 2003 at 05:31:51:

In Reply to: ~~*New Saltwater Tank*~~ posted by Tetra9026 on March 06, 2003 at 16:31:17:

:I am currently setting up a saltwater tank and would like some information on the topic. I am thinking about using a 29 gallon tank and was wondering if two damsels and one curly anemone would be compatible. We have well water and it is about 8.8 I wanted to know if this range is appropriate for marine fish. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
:Thanks so much!
:Tetra

Hi, if this to be a F/O tank, a PH of 8.1 to 8.2 is great, and if you to have a mini reef tank, a PH of 8.4 be required. Not higher....... ><{{{{"> Buddy

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