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After changing the filter, I cut the old sponge as someone suggested and
pushed it down inside the new bio filter, Ill leave it for a few days. But I noticed the fish are very very active now. At first I thought it might have had something to do with going from a 20 gal filter to a 40 gal filter (160 gpm). I decided to test the water. Water clarity is increasing, after the loss of the other filter I had some serious cloudiness. But these are current readings. Temp: 83 f. Nitrate: 20 PPM Nitrite: 0 PPM Total Hardness: 425 PPM (Something wrong here) Alkalinity/Buffering Capacity: 180-240 PPM Ph: Between 7.2 and 7.6 The fish are swimming around like crazy. They used to slowly swim around the tank, now its all over and very fast. What do I need to do to correct any of the above? Thanks J |
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