Urgent Help Required
- Thread starter atul1988
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The reason i am not able to post pics is my tank is full of algae. Bt still i try to post pic or video
1. your tank is full of algae. 2. two oscars in the tank... How big is the tank and whats the stock..?
That's why I pushed, I'm vary coutious when an Op is reluctant to post a picture. There is usually more to it then meets the eye, so to speak.
Start with several small 25% water changes and we'll see where to go from there.
Start with several small 25% water changes and we'll see where to go from there.
The tank is full of algae doesnt mean that there is loads of algae in the tank. It is just some algae is deposited on the walls of the tank because i keep the lights in the tank on for 12-14 hrs. I could nt get a clear shot so i didnt post the pics.
My tank is of 35 gallons and only two oscars are there in the tank.
I will post the pics as soon as i clean the whole tank. Bt still if u want to see, there is a video of the sick oscar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjnf-Tg0gT4
For your update, i changed the water day before yesterday and added 3tbspoon of epsom salt in it. the oscar is showing improvements.
My tank is of 35 gallons and only two oscars are there in the tank.
I will post the pics as soon as i clean the whole tank. Bt still if u want to see, there is a video of the sick oscar http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjnf-Tg0gT4
For your update, i changed the water day before yesterday and added 3tbspoon of epsom salt in it. the oscar is showing improvements.
I realize you came here for help. So I will attempt to give you some advice, weather or not you choose to listen is entirely up to you.
The tank is too small for one let alone two Oscars. It is very diffacult almost impossibile to keep the water perameters within acceptable levels in such a confined space. This is not a good situation and is extreamly detramental to the long term survival of these fish. If you can't provide a much larger tank, please for the wellbeing of the fish rehome them.
The tank is too small for one let alone two Oscars. It is very diffacult almost impossibile to keep the water perameters within acceptable levels in such a confined space. This is not a good situation and is extreamly detramental to the long term survival of these fish. If you can't provide a much larger tank, please for the wellbeing of the fish rehome them.
For the two of them I would like a 150 gallon tank but certantly nothing smaller than a 6ft long 125. The bigger the tank the eaiser it is to maintane stable water perameters.
