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*High levels of ammonia are known to inhibit the growth of NitroSpira (the nitrite to nitrate bacteria) so keep levels of ammonia no more than 5~6ppm) | *High levels of ammonia are known to inhibit the growth of NitroSpira (the nitrite to nitrate bacteria) so keep levels of ammonia no more than 5~6ppm) | ||
− | *Extreme | + | *Extreme Low PH will slow or stall the bacteria growth. When nitrate is produced, it will make the water acidic. Once the water buffer is gone, PH will crash. Do partial water changes to restore water buffer and water PH when the nitrate is too high. |
==Links== | ==Links== |