Would anyone know whats going on with me Leo?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Ya nitrates should be below 80 or at the most 80 then do a water change. Welcome to the high maintenance needs of rays. Nitrates are high meaning water changes need to happen. The Ph swing can say your Bio or filtration might not be good enough for the setup. What media in your filters. Here is my test from my ray tank.


burbon44s said:
Nitrates were between 120 and 180 And ph fell from 7.8 to 6.5
I'm running 2 Fx5 s. And theres only 2 leo pups in there
New test kit a must!
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Forgot to mention , i also cleaned out one of my filters and added some bio chem. Supposed to help a little.


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Here is my test and this test kit works Well. My nitrates were a little high because I just fed I think. They are normally a little less At 20 but 40 is not bad at all. As you can see everything else is zero staying good and never changes. I have a drip changing water for me though so the test reads the same every time Well at least so far it has. uploadfromtaptalk1352307834659.jpg

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Nope. But my water here is treated with cloramine which is similar and I'm not worried about it at all. Fish must not mind as they are all happy. Allot of people don't run filters on drip systems. But a good amount also do run them. So????

burbon44s said:
Using a drip system. Do your tests ever detect chlorine?

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No up to date pics on my phone. I'll get some tonight when i get home


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Both look good but the female is exactly what I like. Where did you get her from? Very nice female.

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