Aquarium Chemistry - Heavily Planted Tank - PH so High, what do I do ??? : r/Aquariums
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Can anyone help me understand this? Tap water comes out around 7.2 ph (left) yet my tank is consistently WAY higher. The high end ph test usually measures around 8.0-8.2. I have
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