Hello, Frog Forum. I have something I need opinions on...

[Gnag the nameless]

Nah, you seem more experienced than I am by a long shot. I'd expected removing Ph not to be easy, but I'm up to the challenge if it's for my frogs. This may sound stupid, but how do I test the water? I agree with your saying, rushing things never turns out as good as taking them slowly [Homework has taught me that ]. I'm definitely considering to try to use the Dechlorinated tap water. Thanks for all the advice

[deranged chipmunk]

not a problem. get yourself a freshwater pH kit. you can get them pretty much anywhere they sell fish stuff. or, you can take your water to petsmart and they will test it for free. it will probably be off a little, but it would give you a good, rough baseline.

[Gnag the nameless]

Alright. I know of four pet stores relatively close to me, 2 of which have proper supplies for Reptiles/Fish/Amphibians not just Cats, Dogs, and Rodents. If one of the two reliable pet stores doesn't have it, the other one will definitely have what I need. It specializes more in exotic pets than average ones. As for the testing, most pet stores should have that. Once again, thanks for the advice, and spending your time on helping another frog owner