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I started with three very friendly goldfish and now I've got two left
that don't look good at all. I thought adding plants to the tank while it cycled made it more stable. What's going on??? Setup is 20 gallon tall with 1 watt/gallon light, and a whisper filter. The plants a moneywort, carolina wort, sagitarius, amazon sword and walmart bulbs (one of which has sprouted after 1 week) The tank has been running for almost three weeks. I'm planning on testing pH and nitrates tomorrow to see what's going on. Should I remove the plants? I also have an undergravel filter powered by a powerhead that I can run. Should I get this running? Thanks Heather |
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