jkrale
Member
I just took over the care of two 140 gallon tanks. One has eight or ten Oscars and the other has a mix - a couple of palm sized Angel Fish and and others.
I am not entirely new - I had a 60 gallon tank and a few 30 gallon tanks years ago with oscars and angelfish and other tropical fish years ago.
I have to do a complete invitory of supplies etc. yet but I noticed today that they had a pH test kit, an Ammonia test kit and a Nitrate test kit. Can I consider these the most important or should I look at other test kits?
I noticed one of the Angel fish is in a bad way right now. (It was leaning against the side at the bottom of the tank this morning) The tanks are pretty dirty so I'll start by vacuuming and cleaning to see if that helps and check the chemistry. Is there anything else I should look at right away to try to save the angel fish?
I am not entirely new - I had a 60 gallon tank and a few 30 gallon tanks years ago with oscars and angelfish and other tropical fish years ago.
I have to do a complete invitory of supplies etc. yet but I noticed today that they had a pH test kit, an Ammonia test kit and a Nitrate test kit. Can I consider these the most important or should I look at other test kits?
I noticed one of the Angel fish is in a bad way right now. (It was leaning against the side at the bottom of the tank this morning) The tanks are pretty dirty so I'll start by vacuuming and cleaning to see if that helps and check the chemistry. Is there anything else I should look at right away to try to save the angel fish?