Hello all again :-)
I am having problems keeping the Nitrite levels low at the moment. I think
it is due to adding too many fish at once on the 24th Jan '04.
Here is a link to the tank readings (in Excel format):
http://www.hurrikane.fsnet.co.uk/readings/Tank%20Readings.xls
You can click on the dates & then see the comments if you hover over the
little red triangles. I thought it would be easier that way, than to try &
write down everything.
I have turned the heater down a few degrees, as I have heard that heat
effects the readings sometimes.
After introducing all the fish at once, we have sadly lost one Platy, but
all the other fish seem fine - have I got anything to worry about ? Do you
think doing a 50% water change at a time is too much, & I am hoovering the
gravel each time I do the water changes.
Iain Miller - 31 Jan 2004 03:02 GMT
> Hello all again :-)
>
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> think doing a 50% water change at a time is too much, & I am hoovering the
> gravel each time I do the water changes.
Seems like its all going off at once - spikes in Ammonia, Nitrite AND
Nitrate
All three are too high - you need to change some water to bring them down a
fair bit - halve all of them at least.
To be honest your readings are bit unusual - you wouldn't expect to see that
much Nitrate this early.
How big is the tank?
I.