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Hi All,
For some reason I appear to have lost the last threads hence the new post. We moved plants, ornaments and some of the media from his existing tank. My son opted out of moving all the fish at one time as we know someone with a propensity to move too much too soon and have seen the results that they have - dead fish :-( and multiple phone calls to me as to what to do next..... So we moved the 3 Harlequins (which incidently cycled his first tank) and 2 Glowlight Tetras. We have been checking the water daily and the nitrates/nitrites were getting high but not to the levels suggested as being dangerous - no ammonia. We have done 10% water changes every other day as well Today we lost two of the Harlequins. We therefore have moved the internal pump from my community tank (also has an external which is fully cycled). Nitrates/nitrite readings already coming down since last night. I am forcing my son to the LFS tomorrow to get more plants to help this..... I hate losing fish :-( |
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