ice maiden
New Member
Got a real amonia problem that I just cant get to the bottom of.....
these are my readings
PH 7.2
Amonia 8
Nitrites 0
Nitrates 10
the tank was cycled before fish were added, all that was in there were 5 guppies, 5 endlers, 4 swordtails, 1 common plec, 1 baby bristlenose plec, 10 neons, and 5 whiteclouds.
But they are dropping like flies, I know this is down to the amonia but how can I control it?
my tank is a 190L one so not overstocked, found no lingering dead bodies, I have upgraded to a fluval 205 external filter, as well as my jewel internal one. Am doing daily 20 % water changes......
But none of this is helping.......please please has anyone got any ideas
these are my readings
PH 7.2
Amonia 8
Nitrites 0
Nitrates 10
the tank was cycled before fish were added, all that was in there were 5 guppies, 5 endlers, 4 swordtails, 1 common plec, 1 baby bristlenose plec, 10 neons, and 5 whiteclouds.
But they are dropping like flies, I know this is down to the amonia but how can I control it?
my tank is a 190L one so not overstocked, found no lingering dead bodies, I have upgraded to a fluval 205 external filter, as well as my jewel internal one. Am doing daily 20 % water changes......
But none of this is helping.......please please has anyone got any ideas