darrenstock
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Hi all, i have a 40g tank running nicely, which i have had for about 2 - 3 years it has a mixture of angels, barbs, tetra, catfish, red tailed shart etc.. about 12 fish. I will want to transfer into new 80g tank.
ive just invested in an 80g tank, and am in the process of setting the tank up.
my new 80gb tank:
Ive added the gravel, and water. got the temperature up to about 76. I done a PH test, and it was out, so i added some proper ph7.0, as per instructions of the side of the pot for a new tank.
Now the water has gone really cloudy.
The tank has been up and running now for about 6 days (no fish in it yet)
it has been cloudy for about 2 days.
Im running the tank on a backup external filter Ehiem, until my new filter arrives.
the filter is designed for 40g tanks not 80g.
is this the reason the water is cloudy?
or is it due to the ph which has been put in?
and should i worry about the cloudyness.
If i remember rightly, in my 40g tank, when i first set that up, it was cloudy for about a day, then cleared.
any comments and help appreciated.
ive just invested in an 80g tank, and am in the process of setting the tank up.
my new 80gb tank:
Ive added the gravel, and water. got the temperature up to about 76. I done a PH test, and it was out, so i added some proper ph7.0, as per instructions of the side of the pot for a new tank.
Now the water has gone really cloudy.
The tank has been up and running now for about 6 days (no fish in it yet)
it has been cloudy for about 2 days.
Im running the tank on a backup external filter Ehiem, until my new filter arrives.
the filter is designed for 40g tanks not 80g.
is this the reason the water is cloudy?
or is it due to the ph which has been put in?
and should i worry about the cloudyness.
If i remember rightly, in my 40g tank, when i first set that up, it was cloudy for about a day, then cleared.
any comments and help appreciated.