My smallest tank is in the kitchen, theres been 3 rays in there for almost a year now and nothing has happened. My kitchen isnt all that big either and the tank is almost right across from the stove, so I dont think that smoke would be a problem.
I personally think that u should clean or buy some new filter media,like vamp said u have a overly dirty filter if u notice since your first post your nitrate's have riseneche;3421786; said:All water parameters seems fine, just do a waterchange today and tested the water, ph 7.6, ammonia 0, nitrite 0, nitrate 40. I havent wash my sump filters media for months, i was planning to wash them as i move the pups to 4ft FGT, use back same tank water, filtered with mechanical filter & some bio-media inside, will it be ok to transfer them in such condition?
And today i just realised i got a question to ask, i suspect this is what happen to my ray's death recently. I notice that during cooking time ,let say like 6pm - 7pm and 11am - 12noon, the smoke that comes from the frying pan pass through my tank. My tank is one floor below the kitchen, so during cooking time the smoke goes up to the ceiling and window, then pass through my tank. I just curious will smokes that pass through which comes during cooking time will affect the water parameters? Is it poisonous?
Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks![]()
My tank has the same location with u, the tank location is above one floor from the kitchen. So this is not a problem, my guess maybe my dirty filter medias which kill my rays, thanks for the input.Gshock;3421800; said:My smallest tank is in the kitchen, theres been 3 rays in there for almost a year now and nothing has happened. My kitchen isnt all that big either and the tank is almost right across from the stove, so I dont think that smoke would be a problem.
Yes, I'm going to clean those dirty filter media this weekend, im going to transfer all the livestock inside the tank to a 4ft FGT, using back tank water and filtered with mechanical filter only. Thanks brojdubb1316;3422827; said:I personally think that u should clean or buy some new filter media,like vamp said u have a overly dirty filter if u notice since your first post your nitrate's have risenU should always keep up with cleaning your filter's,to have your filters running for 3 months with no maintenance is not a good idea.
Austin;3426512; said:do you quarantine everything initially? it's a good idea.