Ammonia

[Mort]

What is the point where ammonia is really dangerous for inverts?

I lost an anemone and it caused a mini cycle.

My ammonia was at .25ppm. I removed the body and did a 25% water change.

Ammonia is about .15ppm now. (maybe a smidge higher)

Will my inverts be able to endure this mini cycle or do I need to do daily
water changes?

TIA

~Mort

[Marc Levenson]

Mort, it should be fine. I'd add the correct amount of Seachem's "Prime" to
match the amount of gallons you have, to lock up the ammonia.

Marc


Mort wrote:

> What is the point where ammonia is really dangerous for inverts?
>
> I lost an anemone and it caused a mini cycle.
>
> My ammonia was at .25ppm. I removed the body and did a 25% water change.
>
> Ammonia is about .15ppm now. (maybe a smidge higher)
>
> Will my inverts be able to endure this mini cycle or do I need to do daily
> water changes?
>
> TIA
>
> ~Mort

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"Mort" > wrote in message
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> What is the point where ammonia is really dangerous for inverts?
>
> I lost an anemone and it caused a mini cycle.
>
> My ammonia was at .25ppm. I removed the body and did a 25% water change.
>
> Ammonia is about .15ppm now. (maybe a smidge higher)
>
> Will my inverts be able to endure this mini cycle or do I need to do daily
> water changes?
>
> TIA
>
Your Ammonia should not be registering. Do some water changes. And yes, your
tank will do some cycling.....

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