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One of my Fluval 4 plus filters is every twenty seconds or so spewing out
loads of tiny air bubbles by the thousand, this has only just started after being ok for about a week. I'm running two together but no fish yet. My water readings after 4 weeks with no fish but adding fish food every other day along with a teaspoon of cycle. Ammonia still high 7.9 PH 7.0 Nitrite zero Nitrate almost zero Does this sound correct for 4 weeks and should I now put a fish in? Thanks again, Haynes'ey. -- Haynes'ey. |
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![]() Haynes'ey wrote: One of my Fluval 4 plus filters is every twenty seconds or so spewing out loads of tiny air bubbles by the thousand, this has only just started after being ok for about a week. I'm running two together but no fish yet. My water readings after 4 weeks with no fish but adding fish food every other day along with a teaspoon of cycle. Ammonia still high 7.9 PH 7.0 Nitrite zero Nitrate almost zero Does this sound correct for 4 weeks and should I now put a fish in? Ammonia needs to be 0 - 7.9 is VERY high and would kill your fish. Wait for your ammonia levels to drop - nitrite should go up and eventually this should lower and nitrates will go up. When Ammonia and NitrItes are at 0 your cycle has completed. Test your NitrAtes and if high do a water change - THEN you can add fish. Fluval filters thorwing air bubbles out? I wouldn't worry too much as long as the intake is still taking in water. |
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One of my Fluval 4 plus filters is every twenty seconds or so spewing out
loads of tiny air bubbles by the thousand, this has only just started after being ok for about a week. There is a little knob ontop of the outlet you can twist to stop this as bascially there is an inline air in-take on the outlet of the filter. Geoff |
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Thanks very much for the info Geoff & Geezer.
-- Haynes'ey. |
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