Tank Specific Problems/2 Tanks/1 Medical Tank

[BaylorPerez]

Alright so it has come to my attention that some of you guys have been having issues with me when i post about one of my 2 main tanks and 1 about my medical tank(breeder tank mostly), so i am adding this post so you can know what is going on with each of my tanks and what you can do to help with each of them as you guys say i dont listen to your instructions.
 
 
Tank 1 (beginner tank(one i started with))
20 gallon tank (20 long 19 High)
Water levels
Ph 7.6
Ammonia .25 Ppm
Nitrite .50Ppm
Nitrate 10Ppm
 
Tank occupants
3 zebra danios
4 neon tetras
2 Black-fin tetras
 
Tank decor/Additons
2 decor items, hollowed mask for scuba divers, 1 pirate steering wheel
3 plants(2 potted, 1 planted)
1  anubius 
1 amazon sword
1 undalata 
gravel Substrate
 
Tank filter
40 Gal  Aqueon Quieftflow filter with carbon cartridge
50 Watt Automatic water heater
T5 Floruescent light for plants
 
Tank additions(things added to tank)
Stress coat (5Mls per 10 US Gallons)
Stress+zyme (5Mls per 10 US Gallons)
Aqueon Plant Food( 10Mls Per 20Gallons )
 
Tank Issues
Red Gills
Ammonia+nitrite Spikes)tank seems to have crashed)
 
Tank 2(Newer tank)
28 Gal tank
 
water levels
Ph 7.4
Ammonia .0 Ppm
Nitrite .25Ppm
Nirtrate 20Ppms
 
Tank Occupants
 
5 Albino Corys
2 Nerite Snails (currently in medical tank as eggs are on shells)
 
 
Tank decor/Additons
1 5inch Log for hiding
2 Aquarium castles(hollow for hiding spaces)
Sand Substrate
 
Tank filter
 
40Gal Aqueon Quieftlow filter
Added
 
3Inch Sponge on filter intake
mixture of cylinder sponges inside of filter between Mechanical and Bio-load filters
 
Tank issues
 
Hyperactive Corys
Unknown percentage of water changes needed for this tank(help needed here) 
 
Tank 3 (medical/breeder tank)
nano 5 Gal tank
 
Water levels 
Ph 7.8
Salt content 1.005SpG(Specific gravity) or .009 PPT
Ammonia 0
Nitrite 0
Nitrate 5PPm
 
Tank occupants 
2 Nerite snails(eggs on shells)
 
Tank Additons 
2Inch colored pebble substrate
Undergravel  10 Gal FIlter
 
Tank issues
 
None that is known as of now
Unknown of this is a brackish water environment.
Based on Google/Wiki entry 1.005SpG is considered Brackish area

 

[SantaMonica]

Yes the ammonia needs a filter in tank 1, right away. Or a 100% water change. Or at least some drops of Prime etc.

 

[nic1]

All tanks that have 'off' readings need large water changes immediately, red gills are a sign of ammonia poisoning so this tank will need to have 80% of the water changed and then it needs to be monitored everyday checking to see if they are stabilising, if there's a spike or the levels aren't dropping do another change.... Water changes are your friend

 

[BaylorPerez]

What would you guys prefer for a fungus remover for a tank?

 

[RainboWBacoN420]

What would you guys prefer for a fungus remover for a tank?

Seachem: Kanaplex can be used for fungal treatment. Are you sure it's fungus you're dealing with?

 

[BaylorPerez]

its either that or ich on my fishs mouth, mouth rot mostly on my danios

 

[RainboWBacoN420]

its either that or ich on my fishs mouth, mouth rot mostly on my danios

IS it white and fluffy or is it little whites dots?

 

[BaylorPerez]

white and fluffy

 

[RainboWBacoN420]

white and fluffy

Fungus.
I used API: Pimafix a long time ago to treat a fungal outbreak in my 15 when I made the mistake of overstocking. All of my mollies and my platy had perished under that treatment, I'm not sure if it was the medication itself or what, but it helped clear the fungus that was beginning to develop on my dwarf gourami. I wouldn't recommend it, as it's not the best meds to use. Look into the Kanaplex but also look into other choices before going with a product. 

 

[BaylorPerez]

i was looking at Api Fungus guard, but im unsure of that one