Nyu
Fish Fanatic
do the water change, and test 12 hours later if there is an ammonia reading...do another
Sounds good to me
do the water change, and test 12 hours later if there is an ammonia reading...do another
this is why i dont like people that go oh you can have so many fish in a tank when it is not the case30 fish in a 60l tank...wow thats alot. other people screamed at me for wanting to put 13 fish in a 40l tank. but anyways hopw everything turns out a success
30 fish in a 70l tank...wow thats alot. other people screamed at me for wanting to put 13 fish in a 40l tank. but anyways hopw everything turns out a success
Good advice given here.
In an ammonia level of 2.0ppm I believe fish can sustain permanent gill damage in as little as 1-2 hours.
Andy
this is why i dont like people that go oh you can have so many fish in a tank when it is not the case30 fish in a 60l tank...wow thats alot. other people screamed at me for wanting to put 13 fish in a 40l tank. but anyways hopw everything turns out a success
you add a sensible amount of fish and then test your water to make sure everythings good if it is add a few more. but it will get to a stage where fish will be fighting for space.
I agree with all of the above.
But due to the platys being livebearers I really would recommend cutting their numbers down to 5.