C crowfish Small Fish Feb 6, 2008 #1 Feb 4, 2008 19 0 0 Feb 6, 2008 #1 C crowfish Feb 6, 2008 what if someone didnt rinse there filter or contents in filter when they were first setting up there tank is this why my tank is cloudy white.
what if someone didnt rinse there filter or contents in filter when they were first setting up there tank is this why my tank is cloudy white.
Adorkable Large Fish Feb 6, 2008 #2 Jan 22, 2008 262 0 0 Under your bed. Sometimes in your closet... Feb 6, 2008 #2 Adorkable Feb 6, 2008 The milky colour of the water will go away Trust me, I forgot to rinse my filters before I put them in.
The milky colour of the water will go away Trust me, I forgot to rinse my filters before I put them in.
Dr_fish Medium Fish Feb 6, 2008 #3 Jan 14, 2008 75 0 0 Canada Feb 6, 2008 #3 Dr_fish Feb 6, 2008 Most of the time the milky white color is just some dust from the carbon filter.
f8fan MFT Staff Feb 6, 2008 #4 Nov 19, 2004 1,765 8 38 Bangor, Maine Feb 6, 2008 #4 f8fan Feb 6, 2008 Welcome to MFT The milky white color is because your tank is cycling, it's the good bacteria forming....it's highly unlikely because you didn't rinse anything. Have you read about cycling? Here's a good article: Setting up a new tank - MyFishTank.Net Freshwater Saltwater Aquarium Fish Forum
Welcome to MFT The milky white color is because your tank is cycling, it's the good bacteria forming....it's highly unlikely because you didn't rinse anything. Have you read about cycling? Here's a good article: Setting up a new tank - MyFishTank.Net Freshwater Saltwater Aquarium Fish Forum
BrotherlyFun Small Fish Feb 6, 2008 #5 Feb 5, 2008 30 0 0 Florida Feb 6, 2008 #5 BrotherlyFun Feb 6, 2008 Don't worry if it doesn't settle down a normal water change usually takes care of it.