Quality gets better nearing the end of the video
I have bacterial and fungal additive I will use but I'll need to remove the carbon from my filters first....will this crash my newly established tank? I don't have the means to quarantine the poor guy
8 rainbow fish 1 seems to have white on its head
2 rams 1 seems to have white on its lips
2 nirite snails
Water parameters are good and I do frequent water changes
0 ammonia
0 nitrite
10 nitrate
Just replaced my preset heater with a new manually adjustable heater and bringing the temp up by 1° every day from 25c until I'm around 28° (82f)
He went to eat and left the food so I placed some for him near the back of the tank and he ate it up.
I'll be using this later tonight to treat whatever it is (early columnaris?) after I remove the carbon. I'll probably keep the carbon inside the tank somewhere so I don't crash my tank. Currently doing some research to see if this is a concern.
I've removed the carbon by cutting the filter and dumping it out but did not rinse the inside of the filter. It was real gunky and smelly I'm sure it's packed with bb. Along with the handful of ceramic rings I used to seed the tank and the little pouch of ceramics I got from the filter when it was purchased....aaand whatever bacteria accumulated in my aquaponic set up.....I think I'll be safe. I'll just keep monitoring intesly lol.
I have bacterial and fungal additive I will use but I'll need to remove the carbon from my filters first....will this crash my newly established tank? I don't have the means to quarantine the poor guy
8 rainbow fish 1 seems to have white on its head
2 rams 1 seems to have white on its lips
2 nirite snails
Water parameters are good and I do frequent water changes
0 ammonia
0 nitrite
10 nitrate
Just replaced my preset heater with a new manually adjustable heater and bringing the temp up by 1° every day from 25c until I'm around 28° (82f)
He went to eat and left the food so I placed some for him near the back of the tank and he ate it up.
I'll be using this later tonight to treat whatever it is (early columnaris?) after I remove the carbon. I'll probably keep the carbon inside the tank somewhere so I don't crash my tank. Currently doing some research to see if this is a concern.
I've removed the carbon by cutting the filter and dumping it out but did not rinse the inside of the filter. It was real gunky and smelly I'm sure it's packed with bb. Along with the handful of ceramic rings I used to seed the tank and the little pouch of ceramics I got from the filter when it was purchased....aaand whatever bacteria accumulated in my aquaponic set up.....I think I'll be safe. I'll just keep monitoring intesly lol.