Think I Killed All My Tank Bacteria. Web hey all, ive been doing my fishless cycle for quite some time now, over a month? I'm about a week into a cycling a 10 gallon aquarium, just started getting ammonia level drops.
All my fish have died and one is missing. I lost both domino damsels (i was very attached to the male, he. The bacteria that keep a tank cycled live mostly in the filter media, so when you threw that away, i’m afraid you’ll have lost most of them.
I Did A Few 50% Water Changes And Some.
All my fish have died and one is missing. Web i've also had a cycle crash in my 210 gallon setup that i never figured out, i know if your carbonic hardness hits 0 bacteria can die off, some medications also deplete oxygen in. Web there is an ongoing bacterial bloom in my tank and i have no way to fix it.
The Water Level Had Always Been A Little Bit Low, So I.
I bought the same exact filter for my tank (good filter, but powerful.) a week after installing, all of my fish laying on the bottom, not. Do you know how to test the regulator? Web hey all, ive been doing my fishless cycle for quite some time now, over a month?
Web Maybe It Is A Poor Quality System.
If it's bacterial, you're having a major ammonia spike. Also did you dechlorinate the new. I had been using the stick on ammonia reader that goes inside the tank to monitor generally.
If Green, Algal, If Clear, Bacterial.
Web #1 hi everyone i have a 10 gallon tank that has a ich problem, it used to hold some fish in it until the ich killed them all. I was about half way though putting. My friend accidentally over fed my tank while i was away and killed all my fish and most my snails.
I'm Going To Get The Co2.
Cybix aug 20, 2018 #1 hello, i did a 50% water change today, wasn't going to but while messing with my reactor setup to prevent leakage it drained. Web you may have killed your good bacteria. Web my question is have i killed the bacteria by adding the tap water or the measures that i have taken meant i’ve saved it?