It is important to make sure the water is chemically balanced in your fresh water fish tank. If your water is not balanced, your fish may get sick and will not live as long. Make sure you monitor your fish's water and PH levels so that it matches your pet's breed.
In this clip, Marc Morrone will show you exactly how to use store-bought tests to check the pH and how to adjust your tank if it is not right.
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