nitrate

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water changes. how much depends on how good ur filtration is. most people change 25% of the water weekly. water changes are not fun but they are a must.
 
water changes. how much depends on how good ur filtration is. most people change 25% of the water weekly. water changes are not fun but they are a must.

filteration really has no effect on nitrate

no matter how much or how little

the more stock you have and the for efficient your filter the higher the nitrate production.

so water changes are the key
 
filteration really has no effect on nitrate

no matter how much or how little

the more stock you have and the for efficient your filter the higher the nitrate production.

so water changes are the key

:D DAm DeLgAdO is right. nitrates are just the final form of the crap that our fish produce. and the only way to get rid of them is with waterchanges. sorry, gave u wrong info.
 
water changes. how much depends on how good ur filtration is. most people change 25% of the water weekly. water changes are not fun but they are a must.

I actually kinda like doing W/Changes! I really like aquascaping differently weekly!

If you get it in your head that they are essential to happy healthy fish and responsible fish keeping, then it's not too bad! Goes with the territory! ;)

Cheers,
Pete. :thumbsup:
 
Yup, waterchanges is always the best way to get rid of nitrate. However, nitrate is good for the plants. Lots of plant fanatics add especially NO3 and PO4 for better growth.
 
Plants regardless of how many will use the nitrates. However, they will not use them all up, unless you have way to many plants for the tank. Water changes are the best way, but having plants won't hurt.
 
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