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By the way, on the FW se-up index, this article is entitled “Freshwater Aquarium Water Quality”, which doesn’t really make sense; shouldn’t it be called Freshwater Aquarium Water Chemistry or similar? http://www.wetwebmedia.com/FWSubWebIndex/fwsetupindex.htm Cheers, Neale A Simple But Effective Rift Valley Cichlid Salt Mix (but it’s good for Central American cichlids, livebearers, goldfish and community fish too!) You can buy cichlid salt mixes from aquarium shops, but you can make your own very inexpensively. You’ll need baking soda and Epsom salt, which you can get from most grocery or drug stores, and marine salt mix, which your aquarium shop will have. Note that marine salt mix isn’t the same thing as “aquarium salt” or “tonic salt”; you want to buy the stuff used in marine aquaria. If in doubt, ask your retailer for salt to use in a marine aquarium. Common brands include Reef Crystals, Instant Ocean and so on. For our purposes, all are good, so get whatever is cheapest. Per 5 US g

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