Tony
Mark wrote:
> I have a toad fish (Batrachoidae) and a gray snapper (Lutjanus griseus)
> that are now in 100% fresh water. I did the regular water changes and
> replaced all of the salt water with fresh water over a period of time. The
> fish don't appear to be affected in any way. The tank substrate is crushed
> coral, though, so the water must be hard. I have done the same with
> Fundulus grandis, Apeltes quadracus, Lucania parva and Cyprinodon
> variegatus.
>
> Mark
> Columbus Ohio USA <))><
> mbinkley_at_columbus.rr.com
>
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