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Welcome , Jeff to the PB forum. Here is some info on water ph and fish from SRAC.
The recommended pH range for aquaculture is 6.5 to 9.0 . Fish and other vertebrates have an average blood pH of 7.4. Fish blood comes into close contact with water (1- or 2-cell separation) as it passes through the blood vessels of the gills and skin. A desirable range for pond water pH would be close to that of fish blood (i.e., 7.0 to 8.0). Fish may become stressed and die if the pH drops below 5 (e.g., acidic runoff) or rises above 10 ( high alkalinity). Pond pH varies throughout the day due to respiration and photosynthesis.
Also most FH die after a full year's spawn ( avg. life span 15-18 mths).
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