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Old March 16th 05, 07:39 AM
Angrie.Woman
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For starters....even after you bought the 10 gallong tank, you are way too
overstocked, as goldfish are very messy fish.
What exactly were your test readings...."nearly zero" as you put it for
ammonia/nitrITE can be...or IS fatal for any fish...

SOunds to me like your tank went through a massive ammonia and nitrITE
spike because you overloaded your tank...
In future, cycle your tank without any fish (look up fishless cycling on
google) to avoid unecesarilly stressing and killing your fish)


If he has an established tank there's no need to do a fishless cycle. He can
move his bacteria to the new tank and viola! Ready-for-fish.

A


 




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