ok so my ammonia was at a little less than .25 today after it being 0 for like a week, so i decided to do a small water change and figured i might as well get the poop out, after wards the ammonia had gone to .25
is it because i stirred up the poo which caused the ammonia mini spike?
question I notice that 1 of my platy is swimming different that is sometimes she is upside down so I put her in a net for support after an hour i let her go she is fine so what cause this to my fish?
question I notice that 1 of my platy is swimming different that is sometimes she is upside down so I put her in a net for support after an hour i let her go she is fine so what cause this to my fish?
You should start a new thread for this. Your problem may have nothing to do with thanatos'.
When you start the new thread, post up what size tank you have, what fish are in it, how long the tank has been up, whether you know what cycling a tank is, how you take care of your tank, and whether you test your water. If you do, post up the readings for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate -- in numbers, not 'fine' or 'good' or whatever. Does your fish have any other symptoms? Do the other fish? It takes a bit of information to help you figure out what's wrong with your fish. When you give us some info, we'll do our best to help you figure it out.
Do you have a vacuum? If not you can buy one for about $10 or make one yourself using some basic supplies at home. There was a thread posted recently of how to make your own vacuum in the DIY thread. Check it out, its simple but genius.
oo ok. I guess thats cutting it kinda close on 3 oscars, you do know that they get very big and produce a huge bioload. Thats probably what your ammo spike is from. Your newly established tank can only handle so much.
wow, why did you get oscars... 3? 1 oscar needs 50G to itself... with your gar and clown knife current? I feel like you took all the stocking advice you may have learned and threw it out the window. I gives up