Hello, world!

[vanalisa]

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.

 

[vanalisa]

7 rainbows in a 10g tank? That is crazy small...

New item by Vonna Luleff

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Truly nano

 

[Colin_T]

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

 

[vanalisa]

7 rainbows in a 10g tank? That is crazy small...

They are in a 6g currently. No decor. Dense plants they will be moving into the 10 g ...or maybe something bigger if I get any more fry

 

[vanalisa]

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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

 

[vanalisa]

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

Even if it reads no nitrites?

 

[PheonixKingZ]

Ohhh... nano rainbows. I thought you were talking about full size, lol.

 

[vanalisa]

And then there were TWO!
I now have 2 fry, woohoo!
Wonder if I'll find any more?