I have always used Bactinettes to cycle my tank ( I will probably be hung for saying that )...in just under a week, my readings were good, I am very sceptical about Nutrafin products full stop
I feel foolish for replying, but I did have eratic Ph when I had bubbles and sand..I have since changed to gravel and all is well.....I have no explaination for the change, nor do I wish to prove or disprove anything....All I can tell you is what happened to me
Hi,
I have Kribs and all of what you have described is familiar..Kribs have to learn to be good parents, and I lost my first few fry to either other tankmates or the parents.....It may take a few attempts before the Kiribs nurture their young....I syphoned the free swimming into a seperate tank...
The body of my male convict has swollen up in the middle. It looks like he has swallowed a golf ball.
the scales are protruding out and he sinks really fast if he stops swimming.
please help
Many thanks for the advice on the pics...I did resize them , but won't do so in future.
My test kit is an API test kit and is 3 months old
I have done a small water change as you suggested, and will do the same again tomorrow....I do believe you are correct about the burn, and it getting...
I recently had a synodontis die on me. I did spot the symptoms but far too late to do anything about them. I find it really frustrating monitoring fish that hide during the day, or are purely nocturnal by nature...How can we help the buggers if they hide all the time lol
well whatever it was got the better of him..He died...I was frantically asking a few friends of mine for a better camera so I could put up better shots of the fish, but the damn fish wouldn't come out of his hiding place.
Just wanna say thanks for the advice, but I find treating and diagnosing...
2 emergencies in a week..Sorry to be a pain
I have just noticed this on my synodontis
pH: 8
ammonia: 0
nitrite: 0
nitrate: 16
tank temp 27 degrees
Thanks in advance
Robbie
yes, I can actually hear it...The spits of water are visibile from its mouth. I have checked all visible areas that I can see, and there seems to be no obstructions...I have my phone camera at the ready to video this happening. He swims around no problem, and is feeding great. I have had him...
My red sevrum has developed a cough...serious, he is actually coughing..Is this normal (i doubt it), should I be worried? or will it go on its own?
pH: 7
ammonia: 0
nitrite: 0
nitrate: 17
tank temp
Thanks in advance
Robbie
sorry guys been away for a bit. I will nip to the shops today to buy batteries for my camera and put a pic up for you. The lump does look like a fatty lump as colin predicted