Review Proposed Changes
| Profile: | Apistogramma nijsseni | ||
| Field: | hardness | ||
| Status: | Approved | ||
| Votes: | 7 | ||
| Submitter: | sirbooks | ||
| Reason: | Though in nature they are found in very soft water, they can be kept in moderately hard water with no difficulty. | ||
| Old Text: | 1;4 - | New Text: | 1;15 - |
| Votes | ||
| Member | Vote | Weight |
| Natalie | Approve | 2 |
| mattyboombatty | Approve | 2 |
| sirbooks | Neutral | 0 |
| mrwizerd | Approve | 2 |
| zachf92 | Approve | 1 |
| Total: 7 | ||
| Comments | |
| sirbooks | Though in nature they are found in very soft water, they can be kept in moderately hard water with no difficulty. |
 Posted 16-Jun-2006 18:55 |      |
| sirbooks | Quotes from "American Cichlids 1: Dwarf Cichlids" by Dr. Wolfgang Staeck and Horst Linke: (referring to A. nijsseni) "It was established that soft acidic water is recommendable although no problems were observed in moderately hard slightly alkaline water." and (regarding breeding) "Remarkable is however that it was also successful in moderately hard, slightly alkaline water from the tap." |
| Posted 20-Jun-2006 20:10 | |
| mrwizerd |  Edited by mrwizerdMine are currently thriving in moderatly hard water, I am just now starting to lower the hardness for the soft water cichlids in my tank. Good call! |
| Posted 23-Jun-2006 05:39 |   |
| Natalie | Approve |
| Posted 25-Jun-2006 03:57 | |
| zachf92 | Approve |
| Posted 26-Jun-2006 17:23 | |
| mattyboombatty | Approve |
| Posted 26-Jun-2006 17:37 | |