Hello
Hope this is the right place to post this query....
I have a friend in Greece who is having problems with his aquarium and wonder if anyone can help?
He read somewhere that oak leaves are good to line the bottom of aquariums and so he put a thick layer of leaves under his gravel. Since he did these many fish have died, the water appears cloudy at times and his ammonia level is high and fish are at the top of the tank. If he digs around a bit in the gravel, the water turns brown and smells like human waste (sorry!) and eggs.
Does anyone know what is happening, is it the leaves that are causing this and what can he do to fix it?
Thanks
Pooky
Hope this is the right place to post this query....
I have a friend in Greece who is having problems with his aquarium and wonder if anyone can help?
He read somewhere that oak leaves are good to line the bottom of aquariums and so he put a thick layer of leaves under his gravel. Since he did these many fish have died, the water appears cloudy at times and his ammonia level is high and fish are at the top of the tank. If he digs around a bit in the gravel, the water turns brown and smells like human waste (sorry!) and eggs.
Does anyone know what is happening, is it the leaves that are causing this and what can he do to fix it?
Thanks
Pooky
