So my 75 gallon tank has been cycled and nitrate, nitrite and ammonia have been at 0 for several days.
We currently have 2 paradise gouramis, 2 corydoras and 9 platys.
I’m looking for suggestions on what other fish I could add to the tank.
I’ve also been thinking of relocating the platys to a...
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Thanks for the info. We use the water from our outside hose mixed with the inside sink water to do water changes to ensure a major temperature fluctuation. I’ll definitely look into the GH. As of now, the pH of the tank is at 7.4
We got all female platys but who knows at this point with the fish store that we bought them from! The same guy told me tiger loaches would be fine 🤦🏽♀️ As well as the angel fish and the tank size. If I knew I could only keep so little fish in a 75 gal, I would’ve gotten something bigger… I...
We’re on well water, but have a triple stage filtration system and water softener. I’ll look into the GH testing.
I’m happy to report that after a 75% water change and then a 50% water change two days later plus some Seachem prime, the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate are at 0.
What are my next...
It was cycled by using the quick start solution and left for 2 weeks. That’s what was recommended by the dude that owned the fish store we bought our fish from
This is dangerously high. Both ammonia and nitrite need to be zero. You need to do a very large water change as soon as possible...
Hey all! New to the forum. I have a 75 gal tank running with an Fx6 filter and heated to 74 degrees. Tank is decorated with little pebble stones and a huge piece of driftwood. That’s all for now.
Tank was cycled for at least two weeks and fish were introduced. It’s been running for about a month...