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They are only small fish (1 inch long) and quite narrow.

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If you have high nitrates, do a 75% water change and gravel clean the substrate every day until the levels are low.
Make sure any new water is free of chlorine/ chloramine before you add it to the tank.

Check your tap water for nitrates.

When you gravel clean the substrate, drain the water into a white bucket and let the water settle for a few minutes. Then use a torch to look for eggs on the bottom of the bucket.
I didn't specify the nitrate issue is with my cycling 20g.
 
7 rainbows in a 10g tank? That is crazy small...


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If you have nitrates while the tank is cycling, then you have nitrites and you need to do daily water changes to get the levels down to 0ppm
 
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If you have nitrates while the tank is cycling, then you have nitrites and you need to do daily water changes to get the levels down to 0ppm
Thank you, I seemed to have missed the part about water changes. I've done but one 20% change. Oh and a couple small top offs from evaporation
 
Ohhh... nano rainbows. I thought you were talking about full size, lol.
 

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