Tropical Jungle
pH
Nitrate
Temperature
Ammonia
Nitrite
GH
Alkalinity
10 Fish
5 Invertebrate
18 Plants
Equipment
Lighting
Superfish PL Tropical Duo 24W
Heater
Superfish Generic Heater
Aquarium
Superfish Aqua 65
Cleaning
Generic Gravel Vacuum/Siphon
Pump
Dosing
Seachem Clarity
Seachem Flourish
Seachem Flourish Excel
Seachem Flourish Iron
Seachem Prime
Tetra Aqua Safe
Thermometer
Generic Thermometer
Aeration
Food
Peas a la garlic
Seachem GarlicGuard
TestKit
Additive
Medication
King British White Spot Control
On average you perform a 40.9% water change every 5 days.
0% total water change in February.
Diary Entries View all Diary Entries
Introduced two new fish today, two yellow cobra guppies - however on acclimating them to the tank, I noticed that one of the platies seems to have a white cyst on one of his fins... typical, looks lik…
Been a while since the last diary entry! Since last time I have switched to a fish-in cycle and introduced my first three inhabitants: three Red Comet Platies.
Aside from this and careful…
Aside from this and careful…
Returned after a few days away to discover that again the cycle seems to have stalled. No movement on ammonia, nitrites and nitrates. PH has also skyrocketed to over 8.2 ish. Performed a small water …
No more real movement on the cycling front today, apart from it appears as though my nitrites have completely hit zero. Not a trace according to my API kit.
Interestingly tested my tap wa…
Interestingly tested my tap wa…
So, this afternoon after visiting a couple of local aquatics stores and staring longingly at all the colourful little critters, thought I would have nothing to lose and picked up a bottle of Tetra Saf…
A water change this evening. Brown algae bloom is spreading so changed some water which will hopefully reduce the nitrate level, that they are apparently feeding on