To be fair I kind of got lost among it all about 10 posts back, where it started talking about giant humans and stuff or whatever; basically if I'd have to do 90% water changes on a 90 gallon weekly, i'll probably just give it a bye.
Probably for the best then, water quality management for an adult oscar in a 90 gallon tank is definitely going to require large weekly water changes. I think that we can all agree on that. If a larger tank isn't in the works down the road you would probably be better off with a species that won't reach such a large size, and lucky for you there's plenty of other great species of fish to choose from. Good luck!basically if I'd have to do 90% water changes on a 90 gallon weekly, i'll probably just give it a bye.
If I can sort out the python water changer I'd do it, buckets would kill me hahaProbably for the best then, water quality management for an adult oscar in a 90 gallon tank is definitely going to require large weekly water changes. I think that we can all agree on that. If a larger tank isn't in the works down the road you would probably be better off with a species that won't reach such a large size, and lucky for you there's plenty of other great species of fish to choose from. Good luck!
Haha yeah, 100% water changes a day cause Oscars produce 100ppm nitrates daily kidding guys.I just do 400% daily changes. Grew a betta to size of a football.
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Better still, some sort of continuous drip or semi-automated system would be ideal. A friends father is an electrical engineer so they rigged up a system for his 1700L tank that does a 200L water change with the push of a button...If I can sort out the python water changer I'd do it, buckets would kill me haha