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Hi, as the subject says, I have extremely cloudy water. The tank is
fully cycled 20g and is a year old. I know this cloudiness is a bacterial bloom, the water is not green, so an algae bloom is out. The inhabitants of the tank a *All Fish Are Fully Grown* 4 Black widdow Tetra 6 Zebra Danios 1 Snakesking Gourami (6 inches) 2 Serpae Tetra Water Chemistry *All measurments are in ppm.* Nitrite = 0 Ammonia = o Ph = 6.8 I had a 6 inch Pleco, but I removed him in hopes of that would clear up the water. But removing the pleco was to no avail. I have tried everything! Crystal Clear drops, did nothing. Adding extra carbon to filter, did nothing. more water changes, did nothing. ( I do a 25% water change every other week.) Cutting back on feeding, did nothing. Minimizing the time the lights are on, did nothing. Adding AlgaeFix drops (I thought it might be a freakish algae bloom.), did nothing. I have no clue what to do. Is it possible the filter is inadequate? It is a Liberty Eheim. Any suggestions would help. Many Thanks... Evan Davis |
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