poveyt
New Member
Introduced three platies, and being a relative new-comer, I am being ultra careful. This morning, I have noticed some white edging to the tail fin on one of the females, and some white on the dorsal fin of the other. The tank has been cycled a couple of weeks now, and they share the tank with three neons (I know, neons are not best in the new tank, they were a present!).
Stats this morning are:
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: maybe 0.1 mg/l (was at zero before they were introduced)
Nitrate: 20-30 mg/l
PH: 8(ish)
I don't have a hospital tank, so would have to treat the whole tank. Is this a) required (I think so, but could do with some advice) and B) will it re-cycle the tank?
I want to catch this quickly - they don't seem unduely stressed right now and water quality seems good (see above) but the move could have had an impact.
Thanks
Stats this morning are:
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: maybe 0.1 mg/l (was at zero before they were introduced)
Nitrate: 20-30 mg/l
PH: 8(ish)
I don't have a hospital tank, so would have to treat the whole tank. Is this a) required (I think so, but could do with some advice) and B) will it re-cycle the tank?
I want to catch this quickly - they don't seem unduely stressed right now and water quality seems good (see above) but the move could have had an impact.
Thanks