Fish feeding

[Ashfro]

I would also check your water parameters with your tank being only a few weeks in to ensure your tank has fully cycled.

It's been 2 weeks

 

[ad88]

There abt 5 to 6 inches

If everyone is in the same tank I would feed once a day and fast them one day a week.

 

[Ashfro]

I would also check your water parameters with your tank being only a few weeks in to ensure your tank has fully cycled.

Should I only feed one meall a day for all

 

[Ashfro]

If everyone is in the same tank I would feed once a day and fast them one day a week.

So I will follow this from tomorrow

 

[Ashfro]

If everyone is in the same tank I would feed once a day and fast them one day a week.

How to avoid cloudy waters and should I do weekly water changes

 

[Ashfro]

If everyone is in the same tank I would feed once a day and fast them one day a week.

As I am new should I do water changes weekly or monthly

 

[ad88]

It's been 2 weeks

If you don't have a water test kit I would see if your local fish store will test your water for you. All you will need to do is take a sample of your tank water to them. Once you get your water tested share your results here and someone will help explain from there if you need to make any changes to what you are currently doing.

 

[Ashfro]

If you don't have a water test kit I would see if your local fish store will test your water for you. All you will need to do is take a sample of your tank water to them. Once you get your water tested share your results here and someone will help explain from there if you need to make any changes to what you are currently doing.

Is it only pH

 

[ad88]

How to avoid cloudy waters and should I do weekly water changes

If water is cloudy then it is still cycling and if that is the case you need to do water changes as often as possible if you can afford it I would do water changes every day until the tank is cycled but I have never owned tank over 75 gallons.

 

[ad88]

Is it only pH

No it's pH, nitrite, ammonia, and nitrate. If your tank is cycled nitrite and ammonia will be 0 ppm. If you get anything above 0 you need to do the water changes until they start reading 0 ppm.