grimmy Fish Addict Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 773 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #1 see my water is clear from ammonia but now it high of nitrate what can i do?
OP OP grimmy Fish Addict Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 773 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #2 anyone i need help?
D digdog Fish Fanatic Joined Apr 4, 2007 Messages 123 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #3 could we have more imformation please
OP OP grimmy Fish Addict Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 773 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #4 ok its a 10 gal 20x10x12 the water is clear but i tested for nitrate and it was high 30 percent
D digdog Fish Fanatic Joined Apr 4, 2007 Messages 123 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #5 age? filtration? stocking levels? water changes?
Gooner Fish Crazy Joined Oct 26, 2006 Messages 287 Reaction score 0 Location UK (Wiltshire) Aug 29, 2007 #6 grimmy said: anyone i need help? Click to expand... Hmmm!!!! What test kits are you using? I`m pretty sure there will be nitrAtes present, anything less than 50ppm shouldn`t cause a problem. What are your actual readings?
grimmy said: anyone i need help? Click to expand... Hmmm!!!! What test kits are you using? I`m pretty sure there will be nitrAtes present, anything less than 50ppm shouldn`t cause a problem. What are your actual readings?
D Dark Wolf Fish Crazy Joined Jul 25, 2007 Messages 202 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #7 30%? what brand is you test kit? and is it a liquid one? And 30ppm of nitrate isn't a massive problem, if you want to bring it down a partial water change should do the job.
30%? what brand is you test kit? and is it a liquid one? And 30ppm of nitrate isn't a massive problem, if you want to bring it down a partial water change should do the job.
J JamieBailie Fish Crazy Joined Jul 6, 2007 Messages 260 Reaction score 0 Location N. Ireland Aug 29, 2007 #8 NitrAte is normal, Are you doing regular water changes?
Maximus Fish Herder Joined Mar 5, 2007 Messages 1,008 Reaction score 1 Location Wiltshire, England Aug 29, 2007 #10 Stop flaming
J JamieBailie Fish Crazy Joined Jul 6, 2007 Messages 260 Reaction score 0 Location N. Ireland Aug 29, 2007 #11 Nitrate will not go away on its own, This is why you do water changes, I remove 20% of my water every week and replace it with fresh dechlorinated water. This is why you have a reading for nitrates.
Nitrate will not go away on its own, This is why you do water changes, I remove 20% of my water every week and replace it with fresh dechlorinated water. This is why you have a reading for nitrates.
OP OP grimmy Fish Addict Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 773 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #12 ? whats flamingi will do that jamie
Gooner Fish Crazy Joined Oct 26, 2006 Messages 287 Reaction score 0 Location UK (Wiltshire) Aug 29, 2007 #13 Back to the question grimmy. What test kit are you using to measure your NitrAtes at 30%? Do you mean 30ppm?
Back to the question grimmy. What test kit are you using to measure your NitrAtes at 30%? Do you mean 30ppm?
OP OP grimmy Fish Addict Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 773 Reaction score 0 Aug 29, 2007 #14 its some liquid kind the cooler was a dark blue
Gooner Fish Crazy Joined Oct 26, 2006 Messages 287 Reaction score 0 Location UK (Wiltshire) Aug 29, 2007 #15 Josh, I would like to help but need to know what type of test kit...API, SeaChem, Nutrafin etc. It would help to understand what you mean by high 30%.
Josh, I would like to help but need to know what type of test kit...API, SeaChem, Nutrafin etc. It would help to understand what you mean by high 30%.