1 teaspoon of Alaska fish ferts in a gallon mix will take the pH of that gallon down to about 4. (I use it just to lower my pH and I can get 2 gallons to drop a full point with just 1/8 tbs.) The
Fox Farm soil has added oyster shell to buffer the pH, so you're not going to be able to significantly chance the soil pH. I'll bet that the pH of the soil is actually closer to 6.5, and you're fine.
I know you don't want me dissing on your meter, but it's simply not that accurate, so don't try dropping your pH relying on your meter. Soil will natural buffer your water pH, and you'll end up with more problems then you'l be solving. You can buy a cheap meter for less then $20, which will be be fairly accurate (if you keep it calibrated). You'll defineatly want to be checking your fish fert water and combining it with something like kelp to balance out it's super low pH (or use a pH up).