[I want livebearers so BAD but I have soft water.]

I said Fritz Complete but I meant "Quick Change" which is:

• Concentrated Easy To Use Liquid Salt
• Enhanced Calcium & Magnesium Levels

I do hope to have some simple floating plants such as elodea and java moss but if they cannot stand the water so be it - my main goal are the livebearers. BTW my PH is 6.8. GH is 2.5 and KH 3.

[I want livebearers so BAD but I have soft water.]

Thanks again everyone, I really just wanted to make sure there were no really bad issues with doing it this way that I was not aware of. Thank you all for all your help and insight, especially Cory who I really hoped would chime in! Cory you are not only smart - you are intuitively smart and able to think outside the box and I admire that. You guys have made me one happy fishkeeper! I will be dreaming livebearers! 🤩

[I want livebearers so BAD but I have soft water.]

Thanks everyone, 

The only fish I have access to here are shipped from Asia and most likely bred in very hard or brackish water. I was going to order guppies from Aquahuna so I will try to contact them and find out if they can tell me what their water hardness is there. Thanks again for everyone's input.

[I want livebearers so BAD but I have soft water.]

My water is 46 ppm or about 2.5 hardness. I want to fill my 75 gallon with livebearers, especially guppies. I tried the Equilibrium and I hated it, it is hard to dissolve and makes my tank cloudy, as well as being expensive. After watching several of Cory's videos, I think I can get by if I use crushed coral substrate as well as some liquid Fritz Complete. I understood to use marine salt at 1 teaspoon per 10 gallons for the beneficial salt and all the trace elements and want to convert that formula to the liquid Fritz. Should this setup make my water good for guppies? Thanks!