Orandas are a stickler for water quality....after spending money on
many additives it seems the best thing to do is dechlor(Prime) water
changes with a good healthy water filter(I use two types-under gravel
and Emperor 280),,,good aeration(use two types).....and salt when
changing gravel(I understand that salt works when it is going up and
down in concentration fastly...not a constant amount as many things
become resistant to it)....also my pond Orandas handle more extremes
than the aquarium Orandas....I use shelled frozen peas, frozen brine
shrimp and ProGold sinking food and Wardley's sinking shrimp pellets at
various times. Water is about 80 degrees in the aquarium and 65 degrees
in the pond-
Larry
Carmichael/Sacramento
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