M melz New Member Joined Oct 17, 2007 Messages 32 Reaction score 0 Oct 29, 2007 #1 Hi all , My tank has nealry finished its fishless cycle and i am waiting on starting in introducea few fish slowley , my question is once the fish are in whats needed to be done to keep ammonia and nitrite at 0, Many thanks ~mel~
Hi all , My tank has nealry finished its fishless cycle and i am waiting on starting in introducea few fish slowley , my question is once the fish are in whats needed to be done to keep ammonia and nitrite at 0, Many thanks ~mel~
SJ2K Always Want More Fish?! Joined Sep 14, 2007 Messages 2,436 Reaction score 1 Location Essex, UK Oct 29, 2007 #2 If you've cycled it propperly it should maintain itself bar the weekly water change.
Underwurlde Always look on the bright side of life.. Joined Jul 16, 2006 Messages 2,465 Reaction score 2 Location S.Hampshire Oct 29, 2007 #3 ... and to not overstock past the capabilities of your filter.
Mikaila31 Always Watching Joined Aug 29, 2005 Messages 3,290 Reaction score 0 Location Hudson, Wisconsin USA Oct 29, 2007 #4 You don't have to do anything it should stay at zero by itself. That is why we cycle tanks, but you have to do water changes to remove nitrate. cheers, mikaila31
You don't have to do anything it should stay at zero by itself. That is why we cycle tanks, but you have to do water changes to remove nitrate. cheers, mikaila31
k.o.d Fish Crazy Joined Feb 23, 2006 Messages 361 Reaction score 0 Oct 29, 2007 #5 As with all the above The tank is cycled to allow colonies of nitrifying bacteria to grow, the colonies will increase with your population Add your fish gradually and allow time for the filters to settle and there will be little or no increase in your ammonia and NO2 levels Steve
As with all the above The tank is cycled to allow colonies of nitrifying bacteria to grow, the colonies will increase with your population Add your fish gradually and allow time for the filters to settle and there will be little or no increase in your ammonia and NO2 levels Steve