definetly not acidic
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Some types of fish do live in acidic water. Water with a PH level below 7.0 is considered acidic water. The lower the PH the more acidic the water, the more acidic the water the more aluminum is released which is unsafe for fish. Also, the more acidic the water the lower the dissolved oxygen content is. So having water too acidic for the type of fish that inhabits the water is keeping the fish deprived of proper oxygen levels which results in lower body weight, stunted growth, lethargic behavior, fish eggs being unable to hatch, shorter life spans and death.
No only acidic
Yes, water that is too acidic will kill fish.
All fish produce Ammonia.
The side effects of acidic water can be devastating. Acidic water can burn through the surfaces of leaves and fish for example.
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The difference is that the fumet has a red wine in it. If not red wine some type of vinegerrette or acidic.
Many tetras prefer soft and acidic water.
That would depend entirely on the type of fish, however species of animals are usually not classified as being alkaline OR acidic.
Acid in acid rain causes a deterioration of stone and wood. It also makes soil too acidic for plants to grow and makes water to acidic for fish to live in.