MDB: It is only the one rtc that’s acting weird the other one with the mutation eats and swims normally. The PB eats normally swims normally and breaths normally. So does everyone else in the tank. I def hope I caught it early enough because I def don’t want to lose a plat rtc.
TBTB: Ok. Then let me ask you this. When you test your water for ammonia, have you ever used another test tube with ammonia-free water for comparison (you'd add the chemicals to both test tubes, of course) or do you always compare to the color chart? 0.25 ppm may be hard to read.
MDB: Also cycle by Fluval says if I do the doses it will cycle the tank. It has a lot of BB in the bottle so when u pour it helps cycle and turn waste into non toxic forms, or at least that’s what it says on the bottle.
TBTB: It depends on details. Does the bottle say how much gallons and how many fish? Instant cycling depends on bioload. If you add a guppy or a few, perhaps you will never see the ammonia. With your bioload, the Fluval BB's serve as a seeding agent. It only accelerates the cycling.
MDB: And yes I have learned a lot from this such as measure ur water not only when something is wrong. Because since everyone else acted normal I assumed everything was status quote
TBTB: Right. As stated above, if any fish doesn't act normal, it is the cause for an immediate water testing.
MDB: If I moved the RTC into a different tank I have already set up would that be able to help him more then keeping him in the water he’s in now and then once I get rid of the ammonia put him back?
TBTB: IDK. Moving is stressful on fish and it may or may not be the last straw for the RTC. As stated above, if you detoxified the ammonia, it could be better to leave the fish be.