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  1. On 11/27/2023 at 1:31 PM, JillianGarcia05 said:

    Currently, she's been eating super infrequently due to the ammonia levels being high (it was at 2.0 ppm last Tuesday). So she ate a little breakfast on Friday and then two days she wasn't interested, then today she ate a tiny pinchful this morning. However, prior to this I was feeding her 2x a day (morning and evening) and just a pinchful.

    Currently have the light off since someone suggested while she's recouping, low lights might be best. So just my lights from over my kitchen sink are on for about... 14 hours? When I used her overhead light I made sure they were on for 8 hours. However, I'm wondering if the tank light I have is the best. Here's the tank kit I bought end of September: https://www.petsmart.com/fish/starter-kits/top-fin-all-in-one-betta-aquarium-starter-kit---3-gallon-5321019.html?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoaTe7ufkggMViSGtBh3cegR0EAQYASABEgLxwfD_BwE

    I personally would keep feeding lightly once a day even after the cycling is fully complete. I would also do larger wc's that should help to rid the algae.

     

  2. Without definite information on the aquarium inhabitants health while filter was used I suggest cleaning inside filter and soaking hoses with a half bleach water in a bucket or tote overnight. I agree with replacing the media. 

  3. On 11/18/2023 at 7:12 AM, RichNJ said:

    I have about 10-12 tadpoles in a breeder basket.  They are one week old.  I’d like to move them to a grow out tank in about a week.  What is the safest way of doing this?  I was thinking about just lifting the breeder box into a bucket with tank water and then drip acclimate from there.  After acclimated I was planning on lifting the basket out of the bucket and put it in the grow out tank.  The grow out take will have lower nitrates (but same Ph) so don’t want to shock them too much.  I also want to move them safely. 

    Congrats that's awesome. 

  4. On 11/23/2023 at 9:30 PM, Stroy15 said:

    Is seafood ok for aquarium fish, does it matter if the sea food, shrimp or prawns is cooked, uncooked.

    Seafood is ok although foods like smelt contain thiamine which is not healthy for fish long term. 

    I personally don't feed cooked fish or shrimp to fish. 

    Also recommend adding vitachem to shrimp or fish. 

     

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