I know my 75 is overstocked....but this just doesn't make sense, I just did my water tests, I never did wait for the nitrates to get to 10ppm before to change the water, I just do it every 4-5 days cause I figured it was overstocked and it needed it. Well I waited 7 days to see what they'd get up to, which was only 10-20ppm (more than 10 less than 20 on my color card) but now it looks like my tank might be cycling again and I don't get that at all, my ammonia is .25 and my nitrite is 0
This tank has been set up for 6-7 months, has an ac110 with 2 sponges and the ceramic rings, and an emperor 400 that I just took apart and modified, I took the carbon out, added ceramic rings and biomax, filter floss and 2 1" airstones....
both have sponges on the intake tubes as prefilters...tank is stocked with 2 paroon sharks (8-9") and albino channel cat 8", 4 gouramis, 4 mollies, a pictus, a pleco 5", and there are a few feeders left in there (4-5 rosy reds)
is the ammonia a sign that they need to move to the bigger tank now or did I throw it into a mini cycle of sorts tearing apart my emperor last week? They don't look big enough to be in a 200 yet....
This tank has been set up for 6-7 months, has an ac110 with 2 sponges and the ceramic rings, and an emperor 400 that I just took apart and modified, I took the carbon out, added ceramic rings and biomax, filter floss and 2 1" airstones....
both have sponges on the intake tubes as prefilters...tank is stocked with 2 paroon sharks (8-9") and albino channel cat 8", 4 gouramis, 4 mollies, a pictus, a pleco 5", and there are a few feeders left in there (4-5 rosy reds)
is the ammonia a sign that they need to move to the bigger tank now or did I throw it into a mini cycle of sorts tearing apart my emperor last week? They don't look big enough to be in a 200 yet....