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Frustrating GH rise

I'm really starting to think GH doesn't really matter for much of anything, as long as levels are not zero. The same is definitely not true for KH though.
I have been recommended that betta fish do well in a GH lower than 8 and KH lower than 7 so my GH and KH of 5 were perfect until it began to rise again 🙄
 
Hi all,
I have been recommended that betta fish do well in a GH lower than 8 and KH lower than 7 so my GH and KH of 5 were perfect until it began to rise again
They prefer softer, less alkaline water, but they are fine in harder water, it isn't a deal breaker.

Honestly what is important is this, your tank, not any number, This is perfect and that is <"what your fish "worry" about"> @dean is / was a Betta importer.
I have also attached a photo of the tank.
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cheers Darrel
 
Hi all,

They prefer softer, less alkaline water, but they are fine in harder water, it isn't a deal breaker.

Honestly what is important is this, your tank, not any number, This is perfect and that is <"what your fish "worry" about"> @dean is / was a Betta importer.

img_6604-jpeg.227028


cheers Darrel
I’m only worried about the hardness because it is what caused fin issues with him before and immediately when I began softening the water, he began to heal.
His fins are not terrible right now, he is a Crowntail so he looks extra tatty but some of his fin tips have “melted” away.
I’m starting to think his genetics are absolutely terrible at this point.
 
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