Well done for thinking of your beautiful goldy
Well done for thinking of your beautiful goldy
My fur/scalekids
Dog ~ Scooby Doo & Nika
Cats ~ Scamp & Simvar
3 Betta ~ D'Argo, Buddy & Valencia
Tanks ~ 2x13.5L, 1x 18.5L, 2x 28L, 1x 68L, 2x88L, 1x150L & 1x 350L
Please click my eggs & hatchlings, they need your help to mature
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I hope Queen will be better with her tank!!!!! I REALLY HOPE SO!!!!
I'm sorry to hear. Maybe you could try a few more options. The filter for a goldfish tank should be rated for 4x the tank size, so 240 gallons for that tank. Cycle is just dead bacteria in a bottle, it won't help the tank at all. Don't waste your money on cycle. Biospira is the only proven product for live bacteria. You have to keep it refridgerated until use and it expires a few weeks after its produced so you have to make sure you watch the expiration dates when you buy it. Try going with regular water changes only adding dechlor rather than so many extra chemicals.
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Thanks everyone for your great support, it definately helps alot. Whatever happens it will be for Queen's best. Thanks for the advice IRescue. I dont' even know if they sell filters that size around my small town lol, but I can go look. My tank is a 55 gallon and right now it has a 110 gallon filter. But its just not enough for a fish her size it seems.
I'll keep watching the water and see if it clears up any too. Once again thanks so much everyone!
Hey Kalei --
Sorry to hear about your tank and Queen ... i've had problems in the past with cloudy water as well -- a couple things that might be worth checking are the different levels in your tank. Aquarium Pharmicuticals makes fairly comprehensive test kits to test the ammonia, nitrates and nitrites, pH etc. just to see where the levels are at.
It may also a bacterial bloom in your tank - if it is, they often clear up on their own (eventually). My one tank was super cloudy for about 3 weeks and eventually cleared up. I'll see if i can dig up the information on the cloudy water for you -- also, when you drain some of the water out when cleaning, is it brown or is it green? If its green, it could be an algae bloom as well.
If its a waste issue like IRescue452 mentioned, you could try adding another filter to see if that helps?
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