Kordon's NovAqua Plus claims it can help stabilize pH??

[LiveMermaid07]

I find the lack of an MSDS for the product fascinating.
We could make suppositions, but the base line is NovAqua Plus contains water, some form of sodium thiosulfate, un-named polymers, un-named buffers (other Kordon products use Borates), un-named herbal compounds and a preservative.
I'd prefer to see a chemical analysis before I'll accept that it buffers anything.

That does make it sound a little scary, lol, but that's why I came Here first!
I was thinking it did mention the herb, echinacea and vitamins e,c, and maybe a 'b'? ?

It has been a while since I've seen the pkg... I haven't been to the pet shop in a few months. Other than to get some plants.
And a platy.

And some betta's...
lol

(not for the tank that's troubling though, except for the plants)

 

[James0816]

No chems. It's like playing with fire when you start adding chems to adjust the pH. 6.4 isn't that bad at all. But, if you still want to raise it just a tad, definately look at adding just a smidge of crushed coral.

 

[LiveMermaid07]

can I get crushed coral at petsmart?

petsmart and wally world is all there is out here (n d boondocks lol)


Any ideas - even ballpark ones - of how much to add say... per g, or even per 10g, to raise... erm... how ever much? LOL Was that clear as muk?